Legislators have accused several automakers of betraying their customers by going back on an earlier pledge to protect their data. The brands stated during a congressional inquiry that they would provide information to government officials upon their request, despite having previously signed onto the Consumer Privacy Protection Principles in 2014 where they vowed only to hand over customer data when given a formal court order or search warrant.
This has resulted in Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Edward Markey (D-MA) asking the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to launch a formal investigation on the grounds that the companies have engaged in deceptive tactics that misrepresent what they’re actually doing.
TassosAns: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.I don't want to know anything about any other poor man's BMW Mazda either.
TassosFord is losing $100,000 for each EV it sells.Socially Promoted, Affirmtive Action hire Mary Barra does not disclose the corresponding number for GM. Maybe it is even worse? It sure is not zero.
TassosWorthless, senile, serial liar, Idiot Joe Biden managed to shoot himself, GM and FORD all in the foot with his IDIOTIC Tariff.GM and FORD (this is not my opinion, watch AUTOLINE DAILY TODAY) will be those who will hurt the most by Idiot Joe Biden's tariff.
Bd2Affluent "Van Life" individuals have been taking a serious look at adapting the KIA EV9 thanks to it's versatile capacity, class leading range and durability. Expect to see these making coast to coast round trip journeys this summer.
Lou_BCBuild Your Dreams? That would explain the CyberTruck and Mr. Musk's use of ketamine.
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