Do you buy a new phone every 2 years, a new car every 3 years, or even notice the products you buy become outdated fairly quickly? It’s more than just flaws in the design or new innovations; products now are being designed to become less useful faster and faster.
All by Anders Warfel
What's the Best Way for the Masses to Get Around?
Natural gas buses, electric street cars, monorail, subway, and more. What's the most economic option for cities to provide transportation to their citizens for navigating the sprawl?
The Ford Mustang is, by most accounts, not a great car. Yet it’s become one of the most successful selling cars of all time - what gives?
Let’s talk about a perfect world where all of our transportation needs are all electric...converting from fossil fuels may be a bigger challenge than we think.
Blade, a company in New York City, is trying to bring back helicopters as another option to commuters.
Amazon is the world’s largest online retailer, so what will happen if they decide to start selling cars? How would this affect the automotive industry and manufactures?
Concussions are everywhere in sports, but what about in the pros? How much money is lost by the teams in sales and in medical bills?
With Tesla pulling ahead in the electric car market, what will happen when the major manufacturers hop on the train and start producing EVs?