i dont think he has anything to do with the company, he just funded them hoping for a return. the broker people are, the more they need a cheap car with cheap operating costs. thats the gamble i suspect.
Yes, because the wealthiest people in the world concern themselves with a potential return equivalent of your pocket change.
The investment, the game, is having a say and a new dollhouse to play with. Because the ghouls are bored.
To the bigger focus of the post, not paying above $18k for the stripped down tin can. Many differences, but Mexico’s go kart is targeting about $8k. Slate can do much better.
i dont think he has anything to do with the company, he just funded them hoping for a return. the broker people are, the more they need a cheap car with cheap operating costs. thats the gamble i suspect.
Yes, because the wealthiest people in the world concern themselves with a potential return equivalent of your pocket change.
The investment, the game, is having a say and a new dollhouse to play with. Because the ghouls are bored.
To the bigger focus of the post, not paying above $18k for the stripped down tin can. Many differences, but Mexico’s go kart is targeting about $8k. Slate can do much better.
Mexico’s “go kart” has a top speed of 31 mph and a range “up to” 62 miles … at 31 mph. It’s an electric UTV with a nicer passenger compartment.
They’re not really comparable.
Haha you’re coming dangerously close to admitting that capitalism works
do you think the heaviest investor has some saying in the business decisions?
who am i to argue with a certified expert?
apparently both: my father and a machine.