Toyota Eiropā pārdod 400-tūkstošo automašīnu ar hibrīddzinēju

There is something to what you say about ego being gone in ielatron to identity with a particular car. That being said, I have a Mini and love the way it drives like a go-Kart. Google ain't getting its' hands on it! lol

Detroit is still about hype. In the long run, its value that sells. Toyota has proven that. Honda has as well. Quality build, fuel cfniciefey, durability, and modest comfort delivered at a fair price over the life of the vehicle helps you sell a man several cars during his lifetime as opposed to the shiny one currently on the showroom floor and every other ad on tv.Automated driving takes people out of the equation, as does factory automation, which is why I think you'll start seeing a trend away from automation in areas like this. People need to work and people need to be active. Spending more money and time putting people out of useful roles will get less and less popular as unemployment increases and resentment of large corporations grows.

9 36 a 2bcCOULD SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME ?I have one of the oldest ihyrbds in town, a 2003 Civic that I bought in 2002. Battery at 147,000 miles now needs replacement. I am not eager to either pay the $4,000 or get a new car. I will look into junkyard batteries and rebuilds. Thanks for the hot tips. I would however like to know if I could just not replace the battery and drive as a gas-only car for reduced mileage. That way I can delay my next car purchase by a few years. Engine great. Only problem is have to replace catalytic by next emissions test because the cheap 2009 one I bought at Midas died.PLEASE HELP ME KEEP MY CAR.Thanks,LauraCleveland, OH19 b b