Great Depression of 2016

[rebelcowboysnb]

Why would you name it Karma? Who buys a $100K car called a Karma?

 

[rufus]

You have to wonder where they get the names. Years ago, my mother bought a Rambler called the Matador. The killer? A friend bought a Chevy Nova, and true to its name, it didn't go anyway.
And then my sister in law's husband bought a Toyota TRD. This tells me that the Japanese have no hint about phonics.

I tried to link to a Forbes article about the Chinese electric autos. It didn't work. Those little, tiny things look like a coffin on wheels. They might work over there, but they sure wouldn't do here.

I am a lot larger than the average Chinese. I probably couldn't fit in one of those cars.

They come with a fan on the dash board, which indicates to that there is no air conditioning. And, you better not go more than thirty miles from home.

 

[rufus]

Why would you name it Karma? Who buys a $100K car called a Karma?

And who in this world buys something for a $100K that has wheels so that it can be stolen.

 

[rufus]

http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/electric-rickshaw-for-passengers_1920134557.html

But will it pull a stock trailer too?

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

I would drive it.....

 

[mrchicks]

30 miles? So I could go from my middle of no where, to a different middle of no where, with no where to charge my car. I'll pass.

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

At 15 MPH the drive to town an back would take over a hour... My neighbors would hate me but it would make it to an back from most of the places I go.

 

[mrchicks]

At that rate you can just take your lawn tractor, and not buy a new car.

 

[hemet dennis]

30 miles? So I could go from my middle of no where, to a different middle of no where, with no where to charge my car. I'll pass.

You do realize that there are millions that wont pass on it.

And it shows a range of about 200 miles.

http://chinaautoweb.com/electric-cars/

 

[mrchicks]

I do realize that. I'm just not one of them.