by Mason Hayutin | Mar 12, 2014 | Auto Bailout, capitalism vs socialism, Domestic Auto Companies
For the auto dealer, New Jersey’s denial of the Tesla dealer model is very short sighted. It is not about enabling a fair competitive playing field. The decision to regulate is an example of domestic job protectionism. Just step back and think about...
by Mason Hayutin | Feb 24, 2014 | capitalism vs socialism
It is now official. A recent enlightened group found themselves learning about what a car symbolizes and means. Paul Piff, A UC-Berkely pyschologist, cleverly discovered how self-interest is perpetuated by some as wealth increases. He used a rigged game of...
by Mason Hayutin | Jan 25, 2014 | Alternative Fuels, Environmentalism and the Car
So how’s y0ur neighborhood growing? When America gentrifies it has a few options to do so. Call the mover or DIY. Those over at Yahoo, Business Insider and the like, have found the perfect graphic courtesy of ===. Since you may be human vs. a computer,...
by Mason Hayutin | Nov 6, 2013 | Alternative Fuels, capitalism vs socialism, Electric vs. Foreign Oil, Environmentalism and the Car, Film
The energy debate America is having is surely making a difference. The latest technology in exploration from Space to abandoned oil fields and vast non-productive Prairies is allowing each of us to answer the questions: At what price are we willing to trade one way...
by Mason Hayutin | Aug 10, 2013 | Domestic Auto Companies, Electric vs. Foreign Oil, Environmentalism and the Car
As the summer driving season comes to a close, it’s easy to see how far we – as commuters – have changed. The country is on course to two distinct paths: cheap fuel for the masses at the expense of the environment (natural gas abound); expensive...
