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Why Tesla’s Model three could mean better, cheaper cars from other luxury brands Published: Apr Five, two thousand sixteen Two:53 p.m. ET KathleenBurke With 115,000 preorders before the car was even unveiled, Tesla’s Model three quickly demonstrated its appeal even as each one required a $1,000 deposit.
Why is Australia’s loss to Bangladesh in very first Test a surprise? Australia’s latest record in Asia foretold last week’s train smash against Bangladesh in Mirpur where they lost by twenty runs. In the last ten years, their batsmen average hardly 25.00 in Tests Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan (2nd from right) celebrates Australian skipper Steve…
Why India’s ban on self-driving cars is misguided The inwards track on Washington politics. *Invalid email address Google’s self-driving Lexus car (Tony Avelar/AP) India may ban self-driving cars even before they become fully operational. Its transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari told the Hindustan Times on Tuesday: “I am very clear on this.
Why I Love French Cars, Part 1: The Peugeot 306 Fresh Car Review Car Comparison When I went to work for a car mag in England, I — being an American — assumed French cars fell into one of two camps: Intricately engineered cars that were badly built (Citroen) and cheaply engineered cars that were…
Why Free Trade deals will make some cars cheaper and not others The import tariff on Japanese and South Korean cars will be downright eliminated from January fifteen – bringing potential price cuts to almost half of all cars imported into Australia. However, the industry has warned buyers not to expect massive savings – cuts…
Who is the investor with a nine per cent stake in Cathay Pacific in just six months? Blue chip Kingboard Chemical has calmly spent HK$Trio.Four billion on the airline’s shares in latest months, led by its ‘acquisitive’ boss Cheung Kwok-wing raised eyebrows when an industrial company he controls, Kingboard Chemical, piled up a nine per…