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Ask Musk how he feels about the same standard apply to his car.
Background checks to buy.
Background checks to be allowed to drive them.
Common sense speed control (<10 mph) and range (<50 miles)
After all, CARS KILL.
Background checks to buy.
Background checks to be allowed to drive them.
Common sense speed control (<10 mph) and range (<50 miles)
After all, CARS KILL.
Musk is clearly a smart man. He is just one of those who "thinks through" things very publicly. I'm more of the type to avoid showcasing my ignorance, by researching before opining.
I'd like to know, other than that the term sounds scary: what's everyone's beef with semi-auto, whether rifles or handguns?
Just be sure to go to the range before they impart in the, uh, Joe Rogan Experience.
Report: Musk Seeks to Cut 10% of Tesla Workforce
The CEO said in an email that he had a “super bad feeling” about the economy.
www.manufacturing.net
'Lots of Luck on His Trip to the Moon': Biden Dismisses Musk's Concerns on the Economy
President Joe Biden renewed his simmering feud with Elon Musk, dismissing the billionaire’s warnings about the economy and wishing him luck with his firm’s adventures in space.
www.bloomberg.com
Biden dismisses Elon Musk's 'super bad feeling,' wishes SpaceX boss 'lots of luck on his trip to the moon'
President Joe Biden on Friday sounded dismissive when a reporter asked him about a report that billionaire Elon Musk said he has a "super bad feeling" about...
www.marketwatch.com
Joe Biden Responds To Elon Musk’s “Super Bad Feeling” About The Economy: “Lots Of Luck On His Trip To The Moon”
Joe Biden, touting a better-than-expected jobs report, responded to reports that Elon Musk has a “super bad feeling” about the economic outlook and that he wants to slash jobs at Tesla by 10%. “While Elon Musk is talking about that, Ford is increasing their investment, overwhelmingly. I think...
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Report: Musk Seeks to Cut 10% of Tesla Workforce
The CEO said in an email that he had a “super bad feeling” about the economy.
'Lots of Luck on His Trip to the Moon': Biden Dismisses Musk's Concerns on the Economy
President Joe Biden renewed his simmering feud with Elon Musk, dismissing the billionaire’s warnings about the economy and wishing him luck with his firm’s adventures in space.
Biden dismisses Elon Musk's 'super bad feeling,' wishes SpaceX boss 'lots of luck on his trip to the moon'
President Joe Biden on Friday sounded dismissive when a reporter asked him about a report that billionaire Elon Musk said he has a "super bad feeling" about...
Joe Biden Responds To Elon Musk’s “Super Bad Feeling” About The Economy: “Lots Of Luck On His Trip To The Moon”
Joe Biden, touting a better-than-expected jobs report, responded to reports that Elon Musk has a “super bad feeling” about the economic outlook and that he wants to slash jobs at Tesla by 10%. “While Elon Musk is talking about that, Ford is increasing their investment, overwhelmingly. I think...
One is an individual citizen, RUNS a business, and has actually been to space.
The other helps run (supposedly) an entire country, DOESN'T RUN a business, and has NOT been to space.
bidet has experience with the vast space between his ears.
He is reportedly naming hunter as head of nasa because he's far out man.
Musk's warning could be auto industry's 'canary in the coal mine' moment
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's "super bad feeling" about the economy could be the auto industry's "canary in the coal mine" moment, signaling a recession for an industry whose bosses have shown no signs of concern. Musk said the electric carmaker needed to cut about 10% of its workforce in an email to...
Yeah, like maybe the number of people who can pay over retail for a vehicle is decreasing day by day. I think the demand for new vehicles is gonna drop.
Musk's warning could be auto industry's 'canary in the coal mine' moment
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's "super bad feeling" about the economy could be the auto industry's "canary in the coal mine" moment, signaling a recession for an industry whose bosses have shown no signs of concern. Musk said the electric carmaker needed to cut about 10% of its workforce in an email to...news.yahoo.com
The demand is there.
The ability is not.
My brother has an ANCIENT Saturn.
It's finally giving up the ghost.
So, now he needs a vehicle.
Obviously, buying the car a few years ago would have been better.
But, that ship has sailed.
So, on security guard pay, he gets to find a new/used car, and not wait a year for it.
I would agree, the people buying a car every couple years, will not have "demand" to buy a new one right now.
But cars are gonna fail and need replacing.
You could probably say "need" there, or "desire". But demand is people willing to pay the price. If the price is too high that they don't want to or can't pay, then the demand for goods at that price drops. It just sucks to be in need when prices are so high. The problem is demand is so high right now because supplies are short that dealers can make well over retail prices for new, and so the demand for used vehicles at those higher prices is increased. But as the price goes up, fewer people can or will pay. So then it corrects itself. Unless uncle sugah is ****ing up the whole works.
I have faith in the present administration's ability to Eff things up.
Tesla's 10% staff cuts have kicked off, with ex-employees confirming on LinkedIn that they've been laid off
Insider reviewed 11 LinkedIn posts from Tesla staffers who said they'd been laid off as part of a mass cut of Tesla's salaried staff.
Elon Musk suggests he may vote for Republican Ron DeSantis in 2024
World’s richest man says in tweet he is leaning towards Florida governor after voting Republican in Texas special election
I think INGO and Twitter are a conduit to what might be valid news sources, but in and of themselves aren't really. Twitter was designed as a social media platform and nothing else. It was originally limited to 140 characters per post, but it has morphed into something more lax. How people use it is another story.
People will always buy cars, but how many?
In 2019, there were 17 million cars sold.
2020- 14.5 million (yes, we all know why)
2021- 15 million.
for 2022, the annualized rate using May's numbers is under 13 million (but projections also point to the 15 million range again, depending upon who you listen to).
This is with a growing population each year meaning that there should always be growth in sales if the same rate of people buy cars.
A couple of things are going on- 1) the left is finally getting what it wants, people are using ride companies (Uber, etc.) and public transportation, 2) the prices are just too high (limited supply has a lot to do with that). Also, maybe people are finally getting the message that even the lowest end car will reliably last over 100,000 miles and most will reliably get to 200,000.
The number of households with two or more cars has increased substantially, from about 20% in 1960 to close to 60% now. We may start seeing that trend reverse. 90% of households have cars, but the number with multiples could drop. (We currently have 5 at the Houghmstead; my daughter's car and 4 owned by my wife and I; 2 older ones used by the younger kids).
It's not good for the auto industry and how many other industries and companies depend upon the auto industry?
In 2019, there were 17 million cars sold.
2020- 14.5 million (yes, we all know why)
2021- 15 million.
for 2022, the annualized rate using May's numbers is under 13 million (but projections also point to the 15 million range again, depending upon who you listen to).
This is with a growing population each year meaning that there should always be growth in sales if the same rate of people buy cars.
A couple of things are going on- 1) the left is finally getting what it wants, people are using ride companies (Uber, etc.) and public transportation, 2) the prices are just too high (limited supply has a lot to do with that). Also, maybe people are finally getting the message that even the lowest end car will reliably last over 100,000 miles and most will reliably get to 200,000.
The number of households with two or more cars has increased substantially, from about 20% in 1960 to close to 60% now. We may start seeing that trend reverse. 90% of households have cars, but the number with multiples could drop. (We currently have 5 at the Houghmstead; my daughter's car and 4 owned by my wife and I; 2 older ones used by the younger kids).
It's not good for the auto industry and how many other industries and companies depend upon the auto industry?
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