Re:Vietnam’s Richest Man Bets $2B to Sell Cars to Americans
by dahdum on Monday December 09, 2019 @08:04PM
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I don’t think researching a $40k purchase and valuing reliability is “boomer thinking”. It’s a side effect of people getting married, buying homes, and starting families.
Re:Vietnam’s Richest Man Bets $2B to Sell Cars to Americans
by caspper69 on Tuesday December 10, 2019 @06:23AM
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Yeah, lol. It's called adult thinking. And it happens once you actually become one. One that is responsible for others, not just yourself and your whims. "Adulting" for an hour a week to pay your bills doesn't count.
Re:Vietnam’s Richest Man Bets $2B to Sell Cars to Americans
by kube-system on Monday December 09, 2019 @08:47PM
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The average age of a new car buyer in the US is 53 years old, so maybe you're on to something...
You say that as if it's gospel, but it sounds like "boomer thinking" to me. The demand for electric cars over the next ten years will mostly come form people who have different ways of making purchasing decisions than in decades past. And they've never heard of a Yugo.