Technological- Lighter cars, hybrids, longer lasting batteries. Economy- The type of market our society is currently in. If we are in a recession, consumers might not be buying cars. Social- Society is starting to go away from power and really want MPG. Save money any way possible.
Warrant 1: While reducing the speed limit can increase the fuel efficiency on the vehicles. Backing: Some cars are already made with fuel injection while driven between 30-mph and 60-mph. Mileage will drop noticeably if driven over 65 mph. Slowing down would reduce the amount of gasoline used as well as limitation grants. On a central standpoint these changes will cost less.
Warrant 1: While reducing the speed limit can increase the fuel efficiency on the vehicles. Backing: Some cars are already made with fuel injection while driven between 30-mph and 60-mph. Mileage will drop noticeably if driven over 65 mph. Slowing down would reduce the amount of gasoline used as well as limitation grants. On a central standpoint these changes will cost less.
1. Which are the top three characteristics that customers expect from and SUV? Is the low price an advantage or a disadvantage? (Word Count: 41) • High Performance • Enhanced safety and stability • Multi Terrain The low pricing is an added advantage considering the customers reluctance to spend more. This can attract customer as they can pay less but get more than what the competition is giving them.
This helps distribute the weight evenly which helps improve the cars performance. The Elise can go faster than a Corvette Z06, and Porsche GT3. What makes you think it can’t take on a Viper? Even though those three cars are all more expensive and have a bigger engine. Keeping the weight down and only including necessities, is what keeps the price much lower and the speed higher.
The better engineering of the mustang and its design to be lighter helps the car go at much faster speeds. Also the motor happens to be more efficient and it has a better combination of parts as well. Not to mention I personally have experienced the efficiency and speed the mustang has against the Camaro. In the overall prices, the 2013 mustang costs $22, 200 and the 2013 Camaro costs $23, 345 which is a $1,145 dollar difference. The mustang is also more appealing to my eyes and many who own them.
Many economy car companies attempt to replicate the look and feel of many luxury cars. Which usually results in a failure. This is true because in order to compete with the luxury cars the economy cars would have to use the highest quality materials as does the luxury cars do. In doing so the total cost of the car would increase. This cost increase would decrease the amount of people in their targeted market.
Trucks are better than cars. Cars do have advantage. You get more gas mileage on a car then on a truck. With gas being so expensive, one day everyone would like to find a ways to save money. People struggle to fill up there tanks in a truck the reason why is because of gas prizes coming to their highest.
* How can they help society? Well because they don’t catch fire batteries will cause less fires and perhaps deaths when aluminum batteries become mainstream. Because aluminum is more abundant than lithium aluminum is more sustainable than lithium and aluminum can also be recycled. Aluminum ion batteries also charge incredibly fast so that people have time for other things, like the thing about washing machine what we learned about in humanities. Because they charge faster electric cars wont take hours to charge they will take minutes to charge just as fast as refueling a car.
Prices on driverless cars are high, however, there are people that already bought a self-driving car. After Level 5 AV appears, prices will get lower. The concept of a car that does not need a driver may seem futuristic to most people, but that concept has become one of Google’s most popular innovations aside from their universally-known search engine. The idea of a self-driving vehicle is very appealing to many people, but in reality “driverless is really driver-optional” (Bosker, 2013). It is reasonable to predict that in the future, there will no longer be a need for driver’s licenses.