Killing the Hemi. Is it a demoralizing tactic?
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Not a Dodge guy, but I have to give them credit for building monsters. It was a cool era to be an enthusiast. Sorry to see government forcing it out.
We can thank Brandon for all of it. Not to mention other policies are raising the price of gasoline, which also makes auto makes nervous because the buying public tend to make more conservative purchases.
www.newsweek.com
The Biden Administration is pushing for more efficient vehicles but automakers already struggle to meet current regulations
President Biden just signed an executive order pushing for new car sales in the U.S. to be 50 percent electric by 2030. Carmakers might not be up to the task.
www.newsweek.com
automanufacturers share some blame too. They have the weight to put some sense, but elected not to. GM sold out long time ago, Ford is definitely going the wrong direction, and Dodge died when Stellantis acquired it.We can thank Brandon for all of it. Not to mention other policies are raising the price of gasoline, which also makes auto makes nervous because the buying public tend to make more conservative purchases.
The Biden Administration is pushing for more efficient vehicles but automakers already struggle to meet current regulations
President Biden just signed an executive order pushing for new car sales in the U.S. to be 50 percent electric by 2030. Carmakers might not be up to the task.
Manufacturers need to tell Brandon to shove his EO up his ass and we'll see you in court. EOs have gotten out of hand. There needs to be some push back on executive powers overreach.We can thank Brandon for all of it. Not to mention other policies are raising the price of gasoline, which also makes auto makes nervous because the buying public tend to make more conservative purchases.
The Biden Administration is pushing for more efficient vehicles but automakers already struggle to meet current regulations
President Biden just signed an executive order pushing for new car sales in the U.S. to be 50 percent electric by 2030. Carmakers might not be up to the task.
actually this caught me by surprise; finally, some logical push-back from the industry's leadership. Not holding my breath, but at least its a statement :
www.musclecarsandtrucks.com
Electric Vehicles Are "Chosen By Politicians," Says CEO Carlos Tavares
According to Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares the push towards electric vehicles is a political choice, not one made by the industry.
www.musclecarsandtrucks.com
They want all this EV sruff to happen but the grid is so far behind this that there will be a serious shortage of power. In the county next to mine they just passed a ordnance that all new construction will be all electric no gas hookups at all. They are going to need some serious power plants to deliver this much energy and right now nothing is being done. Windmills and solar will not get it done. They want affordable housing but turn around and increase the cost to build them.
Another thing is if you buy a EV make sure that you get towing because you won't be able to fix them on the side of the road. I bet AAA will soon raise there towing rates.
Another thing is if you buy a EV make sure that you get towing because you won't be able to fix them on the side of the road. I bet AAA will soon raise there towing rates.
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