But apparently small cars consistently sell like hot cakes in Asia and Europe. The market for them in America swings in and out of favorability, mostly because our roads and streets are wider. The most recent additions to the sub-compact category are listed here.
I don't know about you, but the Kia Rio looks like a really smart buy. Brand new it sells for $9250, seats five, and has 105 horsepower and gets 29 mpg. It also offers a 10-year, 100,000 mile, powertrain warranty. I've looked at used cars and they suck. Alot of them cost more than a brand new Kia Rio with over 100,000 miles already on them. I'm not too eager to buy a car actually, they are money-eating machines. But these kind of attributes are really seriously interesting. Who says nobody wants them?!?
Space/Science » in reply to Corben Motors filed for Chapter 7.
What do most people use cars for?
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- Looking for advances in ethanol production
- "The breakthrough would be low-cost cellulose-using technology."
- Fuel economy improvements
- Lowering ethanol production costs