Cars, cars, cars The Old Man had a penchant for merchandise of his time, particularly cars.
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That leads to safer cars, safer cars, and cheaper cars.
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Cars made in Spartanburg and Mexico are NAFTA cars, not German cars.
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Trouble is, in Cars, Cars 2, and Cars 3, there are no humans.
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He told CNN that he builds race cars, exotic cars and performance cars.
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Stock cars, sports cars and even Indy cars could race at his facility.
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"Volvo Cars will introduce a portfolio of electrified cars across its model range, embracing fully electric cars, plug-in hybrid cars and mild hybrid cars," the company said in a press release.
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Some, however, will transition to full-size racecars, including midget cars, sprint cars and stock cars.
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The train had three locomotives and 52 cars, 27 loaded cars and 25 empty cars, Sease said.
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It's the quintessential white "dad movie" — guys racing cars, guys talking about cars, guys arguing over cars.
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Creating these cars posed an even greater challenge than making the cars for the movies since different cars or parts of cars were used to film different shots.
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For a young Jay Leno, that dream was to one day collect, drive and talk about vintage cars, concept cars, luxury cars — basically cars of all racing stripes.
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Roughly 40 percent of the cars sold in Japan are a special class of extra small cars call Kei cars.
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"I buy old cars personally, 20-year old cars, and things don't work like they should on those cars," Sonnad said.
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The firm analyzed over 350,000 used cars — including SUVs, luxury cars, sports cars, and compact cars — made during the 1981 to 2004 model years that were sold by its original owners in 2019 to determine which cars were kept the longest for the study.
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Cars are crashing into other cars, the drivers having disappeared.
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Everyone talked about cars, but Peck wasn't interested in cars.
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Nearly a dozen cars subsequently piled into the spinning cars.
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Then there's this person, who wants to fuck Lightning McQueen from Cars, which begs the eternal question: Do the cars in Cars fuck?
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But then he saw Toy Story and he stopped talking about Cars (to my brother's chagrin, since my brother loves cars, and Cars).
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Pixar's original Cars movie worked because you believed cars had feelings.
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Matt: So, Americans like big cars; they've always liked big cars.
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"Cars were passing by and they were facing cars," he said.
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So we talked cars until I was tired of talking cars.
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It produces 5,000 cars a week, or 260,000 cars a year.
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Is the idea of eliminating cars or eliminating fossil-fueled cars.
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Buy some cars, sell some cars, you get what I'm saying?
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BUT TRUST ME, THEY'RE VERY FOCUSED ON ELECTRONIC CARS ELECTRIC CARS.
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Volvo sold 4603,127 cars in 2015 and 534,332 cars in 2016.
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But a small part of me will also miss the days when a movie about street racing cars featured cars that acted like cars.
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The reasoning is that new cars are safer than old cars, but forcing carmakers to meet tougher efficiency rules makes new cars more expensive.
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"There were people trampling other people, cars hitting other cars," she said.
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Exotic sports cars and racing cars run at 12:1 or more.
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Electric cars are getting popular Gas and diesel cars are big polluters.
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Some concept cars aren't really cars and stop at the concept part.
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That means cars, racecars, off-road cars, planes, boats, bikes, and more.
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Celebrity Cars claims the Cadillac is one of the earliest bulletproof cars.
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It sells five cars a minute and 7,200 cars in one day.
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Soon, self-driving cars are going to replace existing cars for instance.
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"[Electric cars] are four times more efficient than traditional cars," she said.
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Is the idea to switch out all the cars for electric cars?
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Both compact cars and midsized cars saw the steepest discounts in November.
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Orange, yellow, and green cars actually see the lowest depreciation rates. Cars.
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It was like 50 cars this way, and 50 cars that way.
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IS SOMEONE RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING CARS IN THIS DISNEY PIXAR CARS WORLD?
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Cars give us great transportation, and cars give us accidents, as well.
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It looks for cars without looking for who is inside the cars.
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"People couldn't afford brand new cars or imported used cars," he said.
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So, we decided to switch back into cars, to focus on cars.
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There may be other options based on different markets (like luxury cars, cars with extra legroom and headroom, cars with car seats, cars that allow pets, and cars with a rack for your ski equipment), but most markets simply offer a regular ride, an XL ride, and a carpool ride.
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Robot cars have become remarkably good at navigating the physical environment and navigating around other cars—provided that those cars are self-driving as well.
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American demand for cars is sagging, and production is shifting from saloon cars to other larger vehicles such as SUVs, as well as electric cars.
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"Cars are more expensive, and if cars are more expensive, people buy fewer new cars," EPA Assistant Administrator Bill Wherum told reporters Thursday, explaining that people are driving older cars as opposed to new "cleaner" and more efficient vehicles.
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After all, how else are you going to top cars skydiving, cars bursting out of skyscrapers, and cars flying over submarines to outrace heat-seeking missiles?
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All they seem to care about is signal-free roads for their cars, parking for their cars and gated communities for their cars and their families.
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The lower recovery rates are due to reduced demand for used cars, as new cars have become more affordable, thus lowering resale values of used cars.
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While the line is a route for oil trains, the rail cars shown are hopper cars, typically used to carry grain or coal — not tank cars.
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Those draft rules, which would reward automakers for the number of new-energy cars they make, emphasize battery-electric cars over plug-in hybrid electric cars.
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It's much more difficult to prepare self-driving cars for unusual circumstances — pedestrians crossing the road when cars have the green light, cars making illegal turns.
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JG: Jay had a ton of cars in his bedroom and as much as I like cars, I don't really have toy cars in my room.
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Speaking of driving ... KS: Speaking of driving ... LG: Speaking of cars ... KS: Cars.
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Not just highly automated cars, mind you, but cars with no human required.
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Self-driving cars will change how people think about cars and car ownership.
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All-electric cars can include battery electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel-cell cars.
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The option is strictly for booking rental cars, not chauffeured cars or taxis.
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There will be cars designed for ride sharing, and cars designed for owning.
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Eventually, these cars will be able to communicate with other cars and trucks . . .
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As autonomous cars advance, our activities while we're inside our cars will change.
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You know, cars had an impact and now whatever's going to replace cars.
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We've got other cars I'm going to be driving outside of my cars.
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But even if Ferrari sells 10,000 cars, those cars are still exceedingly rare.
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There weren't any cars or things jumping other cars or girls and stuff.
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Electric cars are just better cars — they're faster, quieter, and require less maintenance.
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Yes. Older cars, for instance, are generally cheaper to insure than new cars.
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"Our cars are the safest, quickest cars on the road," the document reads.
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Bugatti cars are not built on a production line, as most cars are.
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And once self-driving cars hit the roads, people won't be renting cars to ferry passengers and parcels around — self-driving cars will do the job instead.
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But given that BMW makes more fun cars, more practical cars and more comfortable cars, it's just hard to imagine why you'd end up with this one.
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I personally love cars as well, so I not only drew on elements that generate a sense of royalty, dignity, elegance, and intellect but also referenced many real-life cars — my own car; my friend's cars; cars seen on TV, in movies, and in magazines; as well as cars I discovered while gathering sources.
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I've seen five or six cars smash into other cars, and it's getting worse.
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But not just any cars -- he makes custom, one-of-a-kind luxury cars.
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"Cars" and "Cars 2" are the worst rated movies to be released by Pixar.
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Bottom line: They promised us flying cars and... Well, they're giving us flying cars.
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The customers sitting in the derailed train cars were safely transferred to other cars.
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There are great, expensive electric cars, but there are not great, affordable electric cars.
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A hospital evacuation involved every kind of vehicle -- ambulances, police cars, buses, personal cars.
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For the most part, mass-market cars look mass, and luxury cars look luxe.
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In 21625, six of the top-2900 companies sold cars or gasoline for cars.
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Wealthy guests get around in tricked-out golf carts and cars called "art cars."
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Electric cars are currently more expensive than combustion-engined cars because of battery costs.
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Lidar also alerts the cars to nearby objects, including other cars, pedestrians and bicyclists.
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Even those cars that we're lapping, I know those damn cars aren't driving good.
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When I was a kid, there were cars for men and cars for ladies.
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Other targets cover new-energy cars, like electric cars, and high-performance medical devices.
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But recently, he noticed that his cars weren't on the Dusty Old Cars website.
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"People use cars to kill people and people use cars for carbombs," he said.
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Bits Technology is sweeping through cars, and cars are sweeping through the tech industry.
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"We need to get our arms around driverless cars and connected cars," he said.
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Like with cars or whatever, like self-driving cars and things like that. Precisely.
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But until now, electric cars have been more expensive than comparable gasoline-powered cars.
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The overall policy includes quotas for plug-in cars, targets for average fuel economy requirements, and a credit trading system to promote green energy cars while penalizing petrol cars.
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Do with that information what you will: A Bug's Life Brave Cars Cars 2 Cars 3 The Good Dinosaur The Incredibles Inside Out Finding Dory Finding Nemo Monsters, Inc.
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He&aposs already threatened 25 percent tariff on German cars, for example, on British cars.
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In fact, it's produced around 200,000 cars since the company began making cars in 2008.
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And you know what we're talking about with respect to cars and tariffs on cars.
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Those cars are marketed as "race cars for the street" and have controls to match.
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But the appetite for different kinds of cars is expanding from sports cars to SUVs.
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Nearly 1,13 cars and trucks will be on display, including new models and concept cars.
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The simulated cars weren't slowing for the pedestrian as much as its real-world cars.
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That's why you get good-looking cars and other cars that don't look as good.
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According to McNeill, electric cars help drivers save $100 per week compared to gasoline cars.
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Then we can only have 6x fewer shared cars to replace private cars, not 10x.
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In the last century, we moved from people manually building cars to robots assembling cars.
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Americans actually love cars; Experian Automotive reports that each household owns 2.28 cars on average.
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The team gives the example of cars and traffic — more cars results in more traffic.
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There's a big—literally—reason the Uber robo-cars zipping around Pittsburgh aren't Smart Cars.
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Everyone in tech is thinking about cars and everyone in cars is thinking about tech.
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Unlike PRT, self-driving cars aren't inherently electric cars, so environmental friendliness isn't a given.
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Google first tested its cars primarily on highways, where they interacted mostly with other cars.
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Those older cars are not as safe as newer cars because of advances in engineering.
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Nissan's new boss, Hiroto Saikawa, cares more about making profitable cars than lots of cars.
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Disney Baby Push Cars, $9.99 at AmazonThese baby Disney push cars are just too precious.
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Under current conditions, electric cars don't substantially reduce life-cycle emissions compared to conventional cars.
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"Their consumer habits are to buy their cars, not to buy our cars," he said.
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Beyond ride-hailing, Uber is also working on self-driving cars and even flying cars.
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"There were cars behind, cars in front and fire on both sides," Ms. Kester said.
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That includes the owners of cars used by Uber drivers, rental cars and fleet vehicles.
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Importing cars from its northern neighbor curbs Mexican demand for Brazilian cars, the source said.
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More hydrogen stations equal more cars, and more cars equal more affordable fuel-cell vehicles.
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It's a very attractive championship, very attractive cars, highly complex cars, a very competitive grid.
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And the cars that had seat belts outsold the cars that didn't have seat belts.
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When approaching design for this new era, automakers must introduce revolutionary cars, not evolutionary cars.
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"Then, after 2020 you'll have the driverless cars, the cars without the driver," he said.
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The share of cars running on such engines will represent 27 million cars in 2026, Devauchelle said, adding that the cars running on or partly on petrol will remain a majority for a long time as the transition to fully electric cars will be gradual.
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I think that's very important to kind of get rid of this, like, halo effect that gasoline cars, sports cars, have — The pickup, or the more- Well, like let's say that the fastest, top-speed cars in the world are still gasoline sports cars.
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San Francisco went one step further and banned cars -- not just self-driving cars or ride-sharing vehicles, but all cars -- on one of its most popular streets this week.
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What self-driving cars are If you follow car news at all, you've heard plenty about electrification, connected cars, vehicle sharing, and self-driving vehicles from personal cars to semis.
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Tesla delivered 26,150 cars in the third quarter, and expects to deliver 100,000 cars in 2017.
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"You love cars, Jack Pearson loves cars, we know that," Morales, 45, said to Ventimiglia, 40.
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The granite driveway and motor court can accommodate 50 cars, and the garage shelters four cars.
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Uber already has self-driving cars, and now it's on to the next frontier: Flying cars.
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Barbie's toy cars were pretty cool for kids, but the mini cars aren't that much fun.
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Since then, Apple's autonomous test cars have consisted of standard cars retrofitted with self-driving hardware.
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With cars you cannot afford that ... you cannot afford mistakes; especially when talking about autonomous cars.
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If America's biggest automaker's crystal ball is working, the future of cars has way fewer cars.
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Hot Wheels' first autonomous cars are bigger (and plastickier) than slot cars, but they're also smarter.
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Hot Wheels' first autonomous cars are bigger (and plastickier) than slot cars, but they're also smarter.
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Because that's self-driving cars is what you're talking about, the idea of self-driving cars.
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When detecting cars, however, things are a bit simpler because, well, cars are a lot alike.
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Then you introduce shared surfaces where cars and pedestrians mix, and cars will naturally slow down.
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Porsche makes sports cars (or sports SUVs), and those cars all have a wonderful engine note.
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This means that drivers change cars halfway through the race, so each team races two cars.
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Here's what is happening: Cars: The Department of Transportation is proposing new odometer requirements for cars.
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ELMONT Long Island Cars, show and swap meet, custom and collectible cars and live performances. Aug.
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V2V involves cars using wireless communications to send information like speed and direction to surrounding cars.
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Suzuki sells roughly one in every two cars in India where drivers favor smaller, inexpensive cars.
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Out in Los Angeles, electric cars are steadily replacing conventional cars in the city-owned fleet.
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Cars have to stop, he explained, and that makes all the other cars behind them stop.
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"We are working on the whole fleet, including luxury cars, passenger cars and buses," Myersdorf said.
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All my buddies were drawing planes bombing people' and I was drawing cars' futuristic teardrop cars.
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"Half of all cars sold in Germany are company cars," Scholz told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.
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Gun advocates invariably respond: Cars kill as many people as firearms, but we don't ban cars.
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Onboard cameras in cars are just beginning, as auto companies seek to develop self-driving cars.
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Some entrants own the cars, while others borrow from friends or drive cars furnished by sponsors.
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" Ghosn's vision is for cars that are electric, autonomous and connected: "A lot of concept cars.
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Elsewhere, Volvo Cars wants 50% of the cars it sells to be fully electric by 2025.
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Nio sold 3,140 ES8 cars in the quarter, down from 3,989 cars in the first quarter.
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The market for electric cars is still tiny—only about 1 percent of all cars sold.
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Nio sold 26,28 ES2456 cars in the quarter, down from 2000,2358 cars in the first quarter.
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Nio sold 3,140 ES8 cars in the quarter, down from 3,989 cars in the first quarter.
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For example, cars become autonomous and are connected to the internet, but are these cars secure?
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Today's market-rate apartments will gradually become more affordable, just as new cars become used cars.
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"I personally love cars as well, so I not only drew on elements that generate a sense of royalty, dignity, elegance, and intellect but also referenced many real-life cars — my own car; my friend's cars; cars seen on TV, in movies, and in magazines; as well as cars I discovered while gathering sources," FFXV artist Yusaku Nakaaki told me last year.
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The introduction of more efficient gasoline engines and an influx of hybrid-powered cars means that gasoline cars now basically produce the same CO2 emissions as diesel cars, Borken-Kleefeld says.
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If new cars continue to get more expensive, the agencies' argument continues, consumers are more likely to hold on to the older cars they already own or buy older used cars.
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In addition to Fiat, Peugeot and Citroën, their car brands will include Alfa Romeo, Dodge muscle cars, Ram trucks, Jeep sport utility vehicles, Opel and Vauxhall cars, and Maserati luxury cars.
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"In terms of cars, we must be world class ... The recent contracts signed in France involve investment in Iran and manufacturing cars inside the country, and cars will be exported," he said.
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The pillars of this investment are rooted in R&D — making cars that can meet the upcoming more stringent environmental regulations, cars that are connected, and soon, cars that will drive themselves.
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During rush hour, workers sit at a standstill in their cars, staring at businesses designed to service those cars, lately with political volunteers waving signs aimed at the owners of those cars.
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The key example is cars: The European Union has a 10 percent tariff on all cars, including those manufactured in America, and China hits all foreign-made cars with 25 percent tariffs.
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The agency is not taking out all the seats in cars on the E line cars, only those at the ends of cars, and not from every car, only from about 100.
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"When cars first came out, cars were seen as threats, they were seen as toxic, they were seen as dangerous, and then cars took over America," transportation journalist John Surico told Motherboard.
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And that's partly because electric cars are more expensive to make than internal combustion engine cars, but also, existing car manufacturers who are making electric cars are all losing money on them.
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The reason automakers don't sell low-end new cars like an $18,000 minivan is that the low-end is now served perfectly well by pre-owned cars — because cars have gotten better.
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The cars are currently unable to complete a race on one charge, with drivers having to pit and switch cars, and with none of the engine noise associated with grand prix cars.
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The hydrofoiling catamarans are to normal sailing boats what Formula 1 racing cars are to family cars.
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They are straightforward cars people will want to buy for all the reasons people usually buy cars.
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Tesla is pushing a software update that makes its latest cars as good as its older cars.
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For one, the act required catalytic converters on cars, eliminating nitrous oxide pollution from cars, Dennison said.
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Geely Automobile sold 1.36 million cars in 2019 and aims to sell 1.4 million cars this year.
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Sports cars, supercars, hypercars are still the domain of, well, cars, so these announcements aren't as surprising.
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TC: I don't know a huge amount about designing cars, let alone designing cars that can fly.
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One way to clean up older diesel cars is to fit more effective exhaust filters to cars.
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If you're into cars, even if you're really into your car, you're probably also into other cars.
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"We all race prototypes and Formula cars and GT cars, but this is definitely a new breed."
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When people think about transport innovation, we often think of self-driving cars or, maybe, flying cars.
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Self-driving cars are safest when they are operating around and communicating with other self-driving cars.
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But what happens when those cars become human-like, as in artificial intelligence that can drive cars?
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Another graph plotted the cars' position in a circle, making it easier to visualize distances between cars.
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They start thinking of other cars as cars and bicycles as bicycles, but not people as people.
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The plant produced 264,000 cars last year with daily output currently at 1,250 cars, the spokesman said.
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We expect the safety level of autonomous cars to be 10 times safer than non-autonomous cars.
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Ford says 15 million cars will be able to use the new address system in their cars.
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Not future cars — cars that normal people can actually buy, right now, by walking into a dealership.
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Carsick Cars — "15 Minutes Older"Carsick Cars is one of the most prominent Chinese indie rock bands.
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Cook also hinted that Apple's experiments with self-driving cars may include ambitions that extend beyond cars.
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According to Kalanick, they spoke about flying cars as well as driverless cars and potential partnership opportunities.
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The agency does not yet have regulations for driverless cars or cars that have driver assistance systems.
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But today, used cars outsell new cars by the surprising ratio of more than two to one.
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Now, the space features sports cars, muscle cars, and supercars, but a dwindling supply of affordable coupés.
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Luxury cars such as Mercedes have close to 2000, and even compact economy cars have around 0003.
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They're UDOT cameras, they're transportation cameras, they're made for cars, so we're going to look for cars.
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It celebrates cars and culture — everything from collecting and restoring old cars to racing and car clubs.
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Still, the research demonstrates how self-driving cars, or cars with some autonomous abilities, can fall short.
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This is what an automaker&aposs business is supposed to look like: build cars, sell cars, repeat.
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"I accumulated about 35 junk cars that we were using to fix the other cars," he explains.
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There were a few cars, civilian cars, parked close to the school, and even someone selling coffee.
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They included luxury cars as well as "typical cars that any New Yorker would drive," he said.
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Tesla needs to sell 105,000 cars this quarter to reach sales of 360,000 cars for the year.
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In fact, he's used miniature self-driving cars to turn big self-driving cars into a career.
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The cars, known by customs agents as trap cars, then drive right through the ports of entry.
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That even excludes some hybrid cars, plug-in electric cars and fuel cell vehicles, the automakers wrote.
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We really started feeling the bite of imports, cars from Japan, cars from Germany, lots of steel.
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The line keeps the doors between cars open, so you can freely walk through its eight cars:
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Faster than anyone expected, electric cars are becoming as economical and practical as cars with conventional engines.
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Leases can be available on both new cars and used cars, depending on the manufacturer and dealership.
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We [have yet to have] a serious attack on new cars, but the cars, they are computers.
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We didn't get into cars or anything else, but you'll be fine for a while with cars.
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As challenges go, this is a good one to have, as we've built the cars and people have bought the cars, so we just need to get the cars to their new owners!
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday held a hearing on driverless cars, where automakers urged them to consider easing some safety standards for traditional cars to better accommodate self-driving cars.
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Udacity also other nanodegree related to the industry, including an introduction to self-driving cars and flying cars.
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The first were installed in 2014 in BMW's i8 sports hybrid cars and Audi's R8 LMX sports cars.
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"They have bought themselves cars, they have bought ... their girlfriends better cars, better places to live," he says.
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On average, 38 children die each year in hot cars, according to the safety organization Kids and Cars.
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She plays the drums, loves cars — like, posts-on-car-forums-level loves cars — and follows tech news.
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He loved cars — Jeeps, especially — and was planning a cars and robots show for the school on Saturday.
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We make beautiful cars and it's allowing the cars to have more beauty, to be unconstrained by technology.
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The cars are built on Volvo's Scalable Product Architecture, the same platform as its S90 and V90 cars.
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The test cars drove a closed road, automatically avoiding a bicycle and overtaking cars moving at various speeds.
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The cars have been without a litany of safety features that are available in many older Tesla cars.
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Sales of traditional cars are also paying for the huge development budget for electric and self-driving cars.
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But all cars are the same length and standard cars do without that enormous screen in the rear.
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And with Google's interest in self-driving cars, flying cars seem like a natural next step for Page.
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Electric cars, which use lithium ion batteries, are gaining traction as an emission-free alternative to conventional cars.
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"Cars" earned $462 million at the box office in 2006 and "Cars 2" brought in about $562 million.
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But that electric future requires new cars with great batteries, while self-driving cars are five years out.
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Charging infrastructure for electric cars must be expanded and incentives offered to buyers of e-cars, he said.
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We don't have flying cars, and I don't think we want flying cars because it's a stupid idea.
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This way, you could find big cars, small cars, give back your car on a Sunday and more.
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It only sells electric cars, it sells the most electric cars and its salespeople are knowledgeable about EVs.
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Plummeting battery prices are expected to make electric cars cheaper than gas cars just three years from now.
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Electric cars are currently more expensive than combustion-engined cars because of the costs of a vehicle battery.
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An average of 37 children die each year in hot cars, according to safety organization Kids and Cars.
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Volvo Cars said it expects to make a third of its annual sales from driverless cars by 2025.
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According to a statement from Amtrak, four cars -- the locomotive and the baggage cars -- of train 506 derailed.
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Or were you talking about all the clutter of cars, of Uber and Lyft cars on the road?
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Electric cars have a smaller carbon footprint than conventional cars, which would help reduce CO2 emissions in Beijing.
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Mourners lit candles around cars left in the parking lot overnight -- cars believed to belong to the victims.
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Most modern cars have five lugs, but you'll find that some older (usually smaller) cars have four lugs.
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Volvo Cars has stated that it plans to have sold a total of 1m electrified cars by 2025.
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Connected cars, for example, will use 2900G to avoid accidents and, in some cases, to enable driverless cars.
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Before then, automakers can sell 15,000 self-driving cars the first year, and 40,000 cars the second year.
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Skip Cars and Taxis Chauffeured cars and taxis in London can cost a few hundred pounds a day.
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Electric, self-driving cars designed for a rental market are likely to look dramatically different from today's cars.
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There are more concerns that electric cars and hybrid cars are going to get more and more popular.
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"I liked Infinity cars, and they were were always naming cars 'Infinity Q' and a number," he explains.
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New York & Atlantic's volume has grown to 2150,22008 cars, from roughly 21,2000 cars in 25, Mr. Bonner said.
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Then they had some Molotov cocktails and they threw them into the cars — about 20 cars in total.
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Cars have long been more than mere machines, and some drivers ask: Do autonomous cars risk being anonymous?
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Only four of those cars were made and, today, they're among the most valuable cars in the world.
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Jonas raised his estimate for Model 3 volume to 1,500 cars from zero cars for Tesla's fourth quarter.
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Electric cars lack the variety of engines and transmissions that give gasoline-powered cars distinct sounds and personalities.
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The cars will be made at Jaguar's Classic Works facility where the carmaker restores and rebuilds classic cars.
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Cars were an inextricable part of our international image and helped shape our national identity: Germans loved cars.
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We gave out 'Batman' cars, like the remote-controlled cars you put your feet on and then drive.
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Why should it be a problem that the National Assembly is entitled to cars, to use official cars?
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"They're the fastest cars on the planet, the fastest-ever Formula One cars," he said in an interview.
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Rather than encourage a shift back to gasoline cars, governments and automakers are focusing increasingly on electric cars.
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"There's no getting around the fact that last year's cars are old cars at this point," Mays said.
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Cars are practically disappearing from the market; Ford plans to stop selling almost all its cars by 2020.
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What to do when an academic study says your robot cars might be more dangerous than regular cars?
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Send us your questions ... LG: Did you like that last one about the smart cars, the flying cars?
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That means people with older death-trap cars will be less inclined to upgrade to newer, safer cars.
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Related: Meet the Artist Using Ritual Magic to Trap Self-Driving Cars Cars: Cultural Icons—and Artistic Mediums?
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Let's calculate for total carsharing (all private cars replaced with shared cars) with 10x better utilization: Ideally, if shared cars are used 10x more, we need 10x fewer of them to power the city.
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Trump has recently threatened to impose new tariffs on European cars, pointing to the U.S.'s 2.5 percent tariff on imported European cars, while the EU has a 10 percent duty on U.S. cars.
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Hallett, whose company sells 5.5 million cars each year, confirmed in an exclusive "Mad Money" interview that people are turning to used cars as an alternative to new cars as prices for the latter climb.
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Image: CityscootLike many cities that are trying to ban cars—or at least some cars, some of the time—Paris also needs to improve public transit options for those who are leaving their cars behind.
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In opening up its proprietary technology, Toyota is acknowledging the escalating costs of R&D, as global automakers vie to develop hybrid and all-electric cars, self-driving cars and cars connected to mobile technology.
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In the coming age of autonomous cars, connected cars, and cars that can communicate with each other, the city's infrastructure, our phones, and the entire internet of things, data security is going to be paramount.
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"I think the cars, just the look of the new cars is incredible, but the sound of the new cars is a lot more exciting," said Agag, summing up the draw of the new season.
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Cars were abandoned; people were out of the cars pushing others that were slipping back; and those that were on the other side of these cars were in jeopardy of being hit by sliding vehicles.
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Not unlike the cars in Cars 3, it appears the Smurfs are facing an existential crisis of their own.
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But eventually when "cars aren't cars anymore," as Cripe put it, services beyond a ride will be in demand.
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Russell said Lidars for self-driving cars on the market were developed from hardware that existed before autonomous cars.
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I've been in fast cars and I've been in luxurious cars but nothing ever quite like the Mulsanne Speed.
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In the last week of the quarter it produced 5,300 cars, hitting Musk's goal of 5,000 cars per week.
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But maps for self-driving cars are read by the cars' computers and need more detailed data, he said.
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Self-driving cars may turn out to be a much safer technology than human-driven cars, as Heller argues.
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The resulting fire quickly engulfed three cars full of passengers — two economy-class cars and one business-class car.
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But for now, it means that older Tesla cars have more safety and convenience features than its newer cars.
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The computer classified those cars into one of 2,657 categories it had learned from studying the Edmunds and Cars.
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"Autonomous cars and electric cars are solving two very different problems," said Waslander, citing safety and environmental reasons, respectively.
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The global fleet of electric cars is around one million, less than 0.1 percent of cars on the road.
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The price of used cars is generally more volatile and subject to economic conditions than that of new cars.
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These three cars helped Ferrari win five of the seven World Championship for Sports Cars series in the 1950s.
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Another issue automakers face is convincing users to give up their existing cars in favor of new smart cars.
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" Tesla's blog on safety still says that its cars "are engineered to be the safest cars in the world.
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This will allow autonomous cars to do something called "platooning" in which cars gather together in a tailgating formation.
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It involves people getting out of their cars and dancing to the song alongside the cars&apos open door.
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Beyond just cars for personal use, cars being operated by companies like Uber and other car services are impacted.
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While self-driving cars are neat, they are not nearly as fascinating as their potential successor: self-flying cars.
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This summer, Volvo Cars and ride-sharing service Uber announced they were joining forces to develop autonomous driving cars.
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According to the safety organization Kids and Cars, an average of 37 children die each year in hot cars.
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Singapore taxes cars based on how much they pollute, including pollution created generating the electricity used by electric cars.
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Classic cars and collector cars sold at auction sell for much more, with the top lots exceeding $30 million.
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The cars are built on Volvo's Scalable Product Architecture, the same platform as its XC90, S90, and V90 cars.
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Levandowski compared the cars to Tesla's Autopilot system and other driver assistance systems that are common on new cars.
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Tesla has said it wants to increase production from around 80,000 cars in 2016 to 500,000 cars in 2018.
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Up to four humans can control cars at once, but you can have an unlimited number of robot cars.
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While sales of super-rare, top-quality "masterpiece" cars were strong, younger, more commonplace cars came in below expectations.
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Bombardier has delivered 160 cars from the 2012 NYC order of 300 R179 subway cars, worth about $600 million.
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We need to move forward with fuel efficiency programs for our cars now, and switch to electric cars soon.
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As a result, the analyst lowered his fourth quarter Model 3 delivery forecast to 5,33 cars from 15,000 cars.
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Spending on luxury cars may be booming, but spending is down when it comes to classic cars, Frank reported.
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In the future, driverless cars with approved exemptions would consequently be among the most vetted cars on the road.
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"Electric cars will still be accorded significant advantages in comparison with cars running on fossil fuels," the proposal said.
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While traditional ground-based cars have their own safety problems, flying cars present an entirely new set of concerns.
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Up to 500,203 cars were damaged or destroyed during Harvey and 200,000 cars during Irma, according to industry estimates.
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Musk has set an ambitious target of delivering 500,000 cars annually by 2018 and one million cars by 2020.
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The plant will be used solely to produce VinFast cars after the transfer, while Chevrolet cars will be imported.
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Driverless cars top his emerging tech wish list: "We'll look at issues involving driverless cars, driverless vehicles," he promised.
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Hundreds of cars wait for fuel, and some cars have even been towed because they ran out of gas.
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The doors for those cars are labeled "women cars" in pink Chinese characters and festooned with illustrations of blossoms.
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He was attempting to compete in 22015 races this year between IndyCar, sprint cars, winged sprint cars, and midgets.
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We move garbage cans, we move all the cars on the block and replace them with our own cars.
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We, the American taxpayers, who drive cars big and small or no cars at all, make up the difference.
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Carmageddon is upon us: Before we know it, robo-cars will be ubiquitous and crowd out human-driven cars.
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People might stop buying cars because services like Uber, once its cars are automated, would be cheaper to use.
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It's not unlike steering cars around a traffic jam, except the internet equivalent of cars is packets of data.
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The others were half-mile tracks that held races for modified stock cars, which were old reworked passenger cars.
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Pure electric cars running on and built using renewable energy are the only cars that can really do it.
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GT cars are, essentially, sports cars engineered for genuine enjoyment in the world we actually live and drive in.
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The cars languished in a Midtown garage, until the building was sold and the cars had to be moved.
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Other dealers simply bought cars themselves, held them for a few months and then offered them as used cars.
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Robots that build cars would not just save labor costs; the government also believes they would build better cars.
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"I started tracking down Newman's cars, restoring his cars, and then going out and racing them," Carolla told Leno.
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Volvo Cars' market share for plug-in hybrid cars in its home market Sweden is now about 18 percent.
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And yet many cities are so crowded they don't have room for more cars — even automated, electric cars congest.
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Digital maps for autonomous cars must know the locations of cars, curbs and other objects within about four inches.
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It was an identity crisis, as the show flirted with electric cars, self-driving cars, and all things tech.
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The big, premium cars have been essential to automakers, since they are more profitable than mass-market economy cars.
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But critics counter that combustion-engined cars have less space for large batteries, resulting in vehicles with a compromised design that have a shorter operating range than cars designed as electric cars from the ground up.
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The technologies predicted to "go really big" include augmented reality, smart medical devices, the connected home, commercial drones, and lots of car stuff: self-driving cars, web-connected cars, and cars that talk to each other.
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Respondents were most comfortable with driving cars that stayed in a lane by themselves or maintained a speed, he pointed out, but they were least comfortable with cars following other cars closely or autonomously changing lanes.
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New York City banned cars along 14th Street, one of its busiest corridors, to make travel easier for buses, copying what worked in Toronto, which cleared cars on King Street to make room for street cars.
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But its cars were already struggling compared with some of its competitors: While Google's Waymo cars have required the human driver to intervene once every 5,600 miles, Uber's cars were barely cracking 13 miles per intervention.
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T) to develop lower emission cars, while it is developing next-generation batteries for electric cars with Panasonic Corp (6752.
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Look at the USA, 80 people out of 100 already own cars, 60 out of 100 in Japan own cars.
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When people debate the origin of muscle cars, there's a strong argument to be made for the Chrysler letter cars.
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The average US house-hold owns 2.2 cars with around 20% of all US households owning 3 or more cars.
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Uber has jumped from one idea to the next: UberX, UberEats, autonomous cars, and now flying cars, of all things.
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And although diesel cars have recently regained some market share in Germany, Stürmer thinks diesel cars are headed for extinction.
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In some more densely populated cities, the analysts found electric cars would replace a large share of petroleum-powered cars.
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"The big firms whose logos are on the cars you buy, they don't really make cars," points out Dr Fisher.
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Last month EU lawmakers gave the thumbs up to a wifi-based standard, which primarily connects cars to other cars.
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Since 2009, Fremont police have been transitioning from gas cars to hybrids with Toyota Prius and Ford Fusion patrol cars.
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Why it matters: Cars that advertise as self-driving have misled consumers to believe that the cars are fully autonomous.
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The service is available for specific models of premium cars (most recently, cars from Honda and Acura) in specific cities.
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Volvo's cars will be powered by Nvidia's Drive PX "supercomputer" — a custom hardware array designed specially for self-driving cars.
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Self-driving cars Once considered to be in the realm of science fiction, autonomous cars made big news in 2015.
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Lap belts were there, but not all these old cars had the newly-enforced safety harness all cars have today.
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People think that utilitarian cars are morally right, but they prefer to buy cars that protect them at all costs.
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That's hire cars staffed with a driver who handles multiple journeys, not hire cars that require customers to drive themselves.
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Tesla is the leader in production of semi-autonomous cars — and, by the way, the cars are fast and beautiful.
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New energy vehicles (NEVs) in China refer to all-electric battery cars as well as plug-in electric hybrid cars.
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Successfully commercializing solid-state battery technology could be key to making electric battery cars as affordable as today's gasoline cars.
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Pixar and Disney worked together to make Cars Land look just like some of the scenes from the "Cars" movie.
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Shift When it comes to cars, conventional thinking might suggest that newer cars don't appreciate as well as older classics.
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Hot Wheels cars are the timeless toys that children use to show their parents they're not ready for real cars.
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A boy and his cars Brayden Hubbard loves cars -- especially the characters from the Disney movies of the same name.
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"Cars" received a fresh rating of 74 percent from Rotten Tomatoes and "Cars 2" was given at 39 percent rating.
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But with all of the convenience that brought, connected cars may change the way we pay for features in cars.
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It's not a truly driverless experience, but the cars are noticeably self-driving vehicles and marked as Ford test cars.
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Or to be totally accurate, Waymo is building a factory to turn regular ol' dumb cars into smart autonomous cars.
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Aramco invests in research to make cars more efficient, increase mileage per gallon and the use of hydrogen in cars.
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Klevorn has overseen Ford's investments in new businesses outside selling cars, such as shuttle services, scooters and self-driving cars.
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Looking ahead, making self-driving cars work in the real world also means that cars can recognize circumstances as well.
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While sales volumes are softening, especially for cheaper cars, customers are still paying remarkably high prices for cars, King added.
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"At the end of the day we are selling cars like this because these cars have soul," Reuss said. Questions?
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Uber's next round of self-driving cars won't be owned by Uber at all — and the cars could be Mercedes.
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Just as cars must go through regular inspections for emissions and mechanical safety, driverless cars should be evaluated for cybersecurity.
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Only 21 of the 40 cars finished on the lead lap, and 12 cars were ruled out of the race.
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It forces Ford to talk connected cars out of one side of its mouth, and muscle cars out the other.
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Because electric cars have a lower margin than combustion-engine cars, Daimler has set itself a more ambitious savings target.
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In the low visibility, two cars then crashed into the truck; the cars' occupants were injured, but no one died.
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The new cars that owners keep the longest are mostly sports cars and SUVs, according to a study by iSeeCars.com.
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Those cars are also Fusions — though ones that Ford Motor has played no part in turning into self-driving cars.
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We pay for cars over five years and homes over 30 years because homes last a lot longer than cars.
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But Gietinger turns this argument around, saying: "Cars are the reason why people in rural areas are dependent on cars."
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Since his rise to fame, he's been spotted in all kinds of cars — and not just flashy sports cars either.
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Environment Minister Vidar Helgesen has said that large electric cars wear out the roads just as much as normal cars.
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That's a lower opening than "Cars" ($28.1 million) and "Cars 1623" ($2162 million), but still enough to win the weekend.
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Hybrids make better self-driving cars than the electric cars some automakers are using, a top Ford executive said Monday.
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Last year, sales of those cars dropped 15 percent as the U.S. consumer continued to shift away from buying cars.
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Tesla also currently builds its cars at its factory in Fremont, California, where GM and Toyota cars were once made.
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Electric cars are easier to design and build than cars with internal combustion engines, because they have fewer moving parts.
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From 2365 cars and 24,21971 spectators in 224, that two-day classic has grown to three days and 29 cars.
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Fifty cars were found in a barn in Pennsylvania in 2018, including Ford and Chevrolet cars built in the 1930s.
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If I would have been building cars in a plant, I would have been photographing the people and the cars.
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The facility is approved to build all-electric battery cars, electric hybrids as well as combustion engine cars like Lotuses.
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The amount of people who have shifted their behaviors from cars to scooters is ... So the shift is from cars?
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Up to 500,000 cars were damaged or destroyed during Harvey and another 200,113 cars during Irma, according to industry estimates.
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He's into cars right now so I sit on the carpet with him and we play with his toy cars.
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IoT for CarsIn the last few years, connected cars or smart cars have surged in popularity thanks to the IoT.
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Go deeper: Self-driving cars could ease future evacuations Self-driving cars could be more fuel-efficient than human drivers
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Regarding "Electric cars and pollution": The regional variation in the relative cleanness of electric and gasoline cars is very interesting.
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And Census data suggests that the number of households without cars, and those with fewer cars than workers, has grown.
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Sony plays with cars Sony, a company that does not ordinarily make cars, unveiled its own "prototype" car at CES.
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Diesel cars accounted for just 32% of all cars sold in Germany last year, down from almost 39% in 2017.
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They lost their dignity—they did not have good salaries, good uniforms, good cars, or even gas for their cars.
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Mercedes-Benz sold more cars in China than any other market last year, some 600,000 cars and SUVs, he said.
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These will be "continuation cars," meaning they will be newly constructed cars made almost exactly as they were in 20203.
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It expects autonomous cars to account for a third of sales by 2025, with fully electric cars claiming 50 percent.
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People throw rocks at the settlers' cars, but the rocks now bounce off protective nets and onto Mr. Rajbi's cars.
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This Jag is going up against BMW's M-Sport cars, Mercedes' AMG, Lexus' F-Sport, and Audi's S-Line cars.
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In addition the electric cars they go into have fewer moving parts than do traditional cars with internal combustion engines.
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The international bridges carry tens of millions of people, cars, trucks and rail cars each year; they're not getting inspected.
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"Dodgem cars are all fitted with speed limiters, but they still seem to crash," he added, referring to bumper cars.
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So you can give it, for example, hundreds of images of cars and it would create an internal structure which can generate new images of cars that have never existed and they all look totally like cars.
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This is part of a strategy to hedge their bets in a future where people may not own cars outright, but may instead rent cars when they need them, or just ride in cars operated by others.
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Uber is reportedly looking to build its own cars, an enterprise-level concession that, if you're in the business of driving a lot of people a lot of places in cars, maps pretty cleanly to making cars.
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As a result of the electric cars model ramp up, Volkswagen expects to build 22 million cars on its electric vehicles platforms PPE and MEB by 2028, up from the carmaker's previous estimate of 15 million cars.
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Meanwhile, Beijing has mandated that automakers must start selling large numbers of electric cars and plug-in hybrid cars or risk losing their right to sell gasoline-powered cars in China, now the world's largest auto market.
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If the goal is to reduce the total amount of fuel used in American cars, we should focus on efficiency in the lower-mpg end of cars rather than making big steps in the already efficient cars.
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The plans, however, were criticized by environmentalists who said the penalty would only apply to new cars and newly imported used cars, and the sums were not significant enough to stop New Zealanders from buying polluting cars.
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It is true: the gadgets can fly In North Hall, the carmakers have taken over from the stereo vendors, displaying entire cars as gadgets, boasting about their ability to build electric cars and self-driving cars and cars that are meant to be shared across entire cities at the tap of a smartphone button.
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The threat of a ban for sales of new combustion-engined cars in 2035 will likely accelerate a shift to electric cars in Britain, given that residual values of combustion and hybrid cars will likely also be impacted.
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GM would launch 403 models of electric cars by 2023, beginning early this year, she said, preparing for a time when cars would drive themselves and many people would use ride-hailing services rather than own cars themselves.
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"The new XC90 proves that customers like what they see from the transformed Volvo Cars - one in five new Volvo cars sold in the first quarter was an XC90," Volvo Cars CEO Hakan Samuelsson said in a statement.
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Or we might find people deciding they never need to park their cars because, hey, cars can circle on their own.
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Flying cars: Vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircrafts—or "flying cars"—are nothing new to the imagination of tech enthusiasts.
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Swastikas etched into cars Miami Beach police are investigating several incidents in which swastikas were etched into cars over the weekend.
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Because, for all the decades spent building Formula 1 race cars, McLaren has been selling production cars for just six years.
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Cars 3 tries to expand the world of the Cars films, and it does so to what's essentially the breaking point.
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It primarily sells those cars inexpensively within China, while imposing a 25 percent tariff on American cars imported into the country.
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Uber essentially hopes to be doing what it does for cars today for flying cars in 2020, which is: Dispatching them.
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When autonomous cars that are allowed to move with nobody inside them become widespread, demand for private cars could fall sharply.
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Voice or gesture control could work in cars or other hyper-specific scenarios, at least until we have self-driving cars.
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"Pure electric cars running on and built using renewable energy are the only cars that can really do it," Green said.
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That's 250 more cars than Forza Motorsport 6, which boasted what we can all agree was a frankly pathetic 450 cars.
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BMW sold 22015,1.803 of its own brand luxury cars in the first half compared with Daimler-owned Mercedes-Benz's 21.80,21,20.8945 cars.
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Everybody had electric cars and it looked like everyone would drive electric cars tomorrow and I think autonomy is like that.
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The model for cars already contains a lot of semantic information about trucks because, well, trucks are pretty similar to cars.
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From ride-hailing to self-driving cars to electric cars, billions of dollars are pouring into companies that move people around.
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The company ended up delivering 22,000 in the fourth quarter, with 12,700 Model S cars and 9,500 Model X cars delivered.
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But the company is building the cars and its technology with the idea that the cars will someday be fully autonomous.
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Investors expect Tesla, a manufacturer of electric cars, to steal market share, and ride-sharing firms to cut demand for cars.
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The British luxury automaker, which reported U.S. sales of 9,358 cars in May, didn't build any of its cars in America.
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Toyota can provide those cars, and Uber can supply a way for buyers of those cars to gradually pay for them.
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She is going to want to know which cabs are potentially more dangerous — yellow cabs, green cabs, livery cars, Uber cars?
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Sales of diesel-powered cars fell, tracking a broader European trend, while sales of cars with hybrid and electric motors rose.
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There definitely are some interested in staying in their cars, and there's this perception that there is a war on cars.
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Automakers are scrambling to turn their cars into "connected" cars right now — and for many, that means adding support for smartwatches.
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You'll recall that Uber illegally tested its robot cars in San Francisco without permits until the DMV revoked the cars' registrations.
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"The kangaroos aren't scared of the cars because the cars try to avoid them and leave them in peace," Beatty said.
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Nye starts by touching on the argument that, in some respects, electric cars can outperform cars that use internal combustion engines.
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"Customers look at their cars differently than us engineers," said Erik Coelingh, senior technical leader of active safety at Volvo Cars.
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Our self-driving cars will still feel like ordinary cars, even if they can do things that we once thought impossible.
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To put this in perspective, Tesla sold just over 76,000 cars in 2016, whereas Ford sold 6.7 million cars in 2016.
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Cars are also equipped with standard additions typically found in ridesharing cars, such as Uber decals, phone mounts and phone chargers.
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Meeting those standards would require an increase in more efficient gas-powered cars, and far more electric cars on the road.
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Historically, plug-in hybrids have been stepping-stone cars, half-measure predecessors to cars that ditch the internal combustion engine altogether.
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People were keeping their used cars for longer than historical rates, which reduced the supply of used cars on the market.
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Tracks around the country offer laps in race cars and some of the most expensive sports cars, such as a Ferrari.
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The segments catering to enthusiasts, such as sports cars and "muscle cars," tend to have the most success with this strategy.
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Limiting pollution for cars is also important for human health, because dirty air from cars is bad for all of us.
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Despite being in backup cars, they were allowed to start the race where they qualified since they qualified their backup cars.
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If more people buy new cars, Wehrum said, it will lead to an increase in cleaner, safer cars on the road.
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Yes, most modern cars have a digital display and slick infotainment systems, but the latest electric cars seem very screen heavy.
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China is currently the world's largest manufacturer of cars and car parts, as well as the world's biggest market for cars.
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It is easy to describe to my dad what Elon Musk does: He builds cars—the fastest cars in the world.
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When I was a kid I used to race cars, so I approached Porsche with this idea... Wait—you raced cars?!
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That will bring China's tariffs on American-made cars to 15%, in line with those for cars made in other countries.
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But cars operate in the public sphere and will need to share information with traffic systems, parking meters and other cars.
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Senior leaders in the government, cars carrying children wearing school uniform, cars with only female passengers, and police vehicles are exempt.
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But the current mismatch between the attention to driverless cars and the attention to driver-operated cars is a big mistake.
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Dallas police use bait cars to reduce auto theft, and Philadelphia-area police have used bait cars for several years too.
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Hybrids and electric cars together make up only 3 percent of all new cars sold in the United States, he noted.
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China retaliated by raising tariffs on American-made cars to 40 percent, compared with 15 percent on cars from everywhere else.
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So the US auto industry is in a weird spot, simultaneously betting on cleaner electric cars and bigger, more expensive cars.
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Have they enabled people to ditch their cars, or only encouraged people to use cars (driven by other people) even more?
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The company said that it expected to produce up to 7,300 cars next year and up to 9,800 cars in 2020.
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GM produced about 508,000 cars last year, far below the combined capacity of 910,000 cars per year at its Korean factories.
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Cars: New York City, 1974–19743 collects 115 photographs by Langdon Clay of cars both beautiful and battered in the nighttime.
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Luxembourg's inhabitants are used to having their cars: on average, Luxembourg is the European country with the most cars per person.
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Lyft recently acquired a small startup called Halo Cars that lets drivers earn money by installing rooftop ads on their cars.
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Most cars can drive faster than 150 mph, and some automakers offer performance cars capable of driving even faster than that.
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Cars are parked along the street next to the sidewalk, and in the next lane, four cars wait at a stoplight.
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Could we say too one day that German cars are not safe because we are capable of producing our own cars?
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We have had these restrictions on cars for a long time, yet the government has not come and confiscated our cars.
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" Yes, I said, "What do you think about self-driving cars — this was right at the dawn of self-driving cars.
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In an email to press today, Ford first announced that it's tripling its fleet of self-driving cars, bringing the squad up to 30 test cars, which Ford claims is the most self-driving cars of any auto manufacturer.
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A lot of us have cars, but not a lot of us use cars – estimates suggest our cars are sitting unused as much as 95 percent of the time, which is kind of insane if you think about it.
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It's designed to get cars off the road, meaning that over time, the state gets less money from cars paying those feeds.
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Electric cars are coming close to matching gasoline- and diesel-powered cars in purchase price and they already cost less to operate.
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Early HUDs were in luxury cars like Audis, BMWs, and Cadillacs, but the systems are finding their way into less expensive cars.
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They are sitting on hefty inventories of unsold sedans, compact cars and sports cars as consumers shift to pickup trucks and SUVs.
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Cars are useful and places to park cars are useful, and people are normally willing to pay money to obtain useful things.
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While other countries talk about banning diesel and gasoline cars, Singapore went way further this week, declaring: no more cars, at all.
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It's also designing the tech so the cars still look and feel like cars and not futuristic driving pods, à la Google.
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Ironically, some of the most standout cars of the show weren't brand new cars, rather the immaculate examples of automakers' previous successes.
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"So many leased cars are coming back to market that it's driving down the price of three-year-old cars," Jones said.
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Many millions of cars are sold by Japan into the United States, whereas virtually no cars go from the US into Japan.
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The number of cars in the United States has since risen to include about 100,000 Audi and Porsche cars with diesel engines.
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In addition to making cars (and the batteries for cars), Tesla also builds stationary power products for utilities, homes, and commercial applications.
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Like both of our cars broke down at the same time and we ended up spending about $5,000 to repair the cars.
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Lyft (LYFT) noticed earlier this year that its cars were slamming on the brakes when they were cut off by other cars.
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And Lyft is hoping to accelerate that change by pushing more riders into fewer cars — and soon enough, self-driving cars, too.
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So yes, self-driving cars are out to solve a big problem: Cars are dangerous, and too many people die from them.
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TECH NEUTRAL Other supporters of wifi technology, which primarily connects cars with other cars, include Renault, Toyota , NXP, Autotalks and Kapsch TrafficCom.
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In the past at auto shows, people didn't show cars or ideas that weren't close to being available, except for concept cars.
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Toyota plans to gather similar data cheaply through its fleet of consumer-driven cars (by 2025 this will number some 50m cars).
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At its current rate of roughly 2,000 cars per week, the company would only make 104,000 total cars for the whole year.
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Mitsubishi sold 157,000 of its own cars and Nissan 468,000, meaning that a total of 625,000 cars are included in the scandal.
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