Re: Real World Automotive Changes Afoot
rosskolnikov
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You are probably right, but I would also imagine that once getting up to an appropriate economy of scale, that $40K cost would come down dramatically. It would have to be $25-30 or less to really work as a car of mass consumption. Of course, I remember when computers with 200 MB hard drives were north of $2000.
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You are probably right, but I would also imagine that once getting up to an appropriate economy of scale, that $40K cost would come down dramatically. It would have to be $25-30 or less to really work as a car of mass consumption. Of course, I remember when computers with 200 MB hard drives were north of $2000.
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