“Next Gen” Mustang Will be Electric (EV) Only Claims Autoline

[WaltA]

Will ICE vehicles spontaneously stop existing?

No, but gas will.

"Gas Stations" will simply be a milk, sandwich, and lottery ticket store, with quick chargers out front. You'll have to buy all your gas from eBay sellers, at auctions starting at $5,000 a gallon.

Sunoco will, of course, sell their 260 (volt) power.

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[Bikeman315]

Slot cars?!

I used to run these tracks in the late 60’ and then again in the mid 70’. The racing was insane. I believe some of them still exist and are in use.

 

[Mikthehun1]

I used to run these tracks in the late 60’ and then again in the mid 70’. The racing was insane. I believe some of them still exist and are in use.

These are so fucking cool.

 

[Sivi70980]

Gross bro. I don't want fake engine sound, in anything. And based on the Cobra Jet 1400 Forumal-E, etc., high-performance electrics can sound absolutely insane. Shit seriously sounds like Star Wars, not real life.

Make one sound like a Tie Fighter and I'm so in! Sounds like the drivers need some hearing protection for sure though. I guess they'll just use the same stuff from the ICE cars lol.

 

[Doc2020GT]

One advantage of being on the older side, probably won’t live to see EV’s as our only choice.

 

[WaltA]

Think you'll live long enough, to see people no longer having a land-line phone hanging on the wall in their kitchen?

 

[Mikthehun1]

Think you'll live long enough, to see people no longer having a land-line phone hanging on the wall in their kitchen?

What's a land-line?

 

[Bikeman315]

What's a land-line?

 

[Mikthehun1]

Dude, number 3 hurts me.

 

[ORRadtech]

What's a land-line?

Dude, number 3 hurts me.

Parents hell, when I was a teenager we had a "party line". Definitely not as fun as it sounds.

 

[ORRadtech]

Think you'll live long enough, to see people no longer having a land-line phone hanging on the wall in their kitchen?

What about pay phones. I remember, barely, when they were a Nickel.
How long before the origin of "Drop a dime on someone" is lost?

 

[Mikthehun1]

Parents hell, when I was a teenager we had a "party line". Definitely not as fun as it sounds.

Mom, get off the line!

What about pay phones. I remember, barely, when they were a Nickel.
How long before the origin of "Drop a dime on someone" is lost?

How about the "Save" icon being a floppy disk?

 

[ORRadtech]

Mom, get off the line!

It wasn't Mom, it was the nosey neighbors who shared the line picking up and listening.
Our number was State7-xxxx
Our ring was one short and two long...

 

[ORRadtech]

 

[WaltA]

What about pay phones. I remember, barely, when they were a Nickel.
How long before the origin of "Drop a dime on someone" is lost?

I was just trying to give an example of something that was static, and unchaining, for decades and generations. Then in a blink of a eye, changed (was gone).

I remember a soft-news report showing how today's kids know how to dial a cell phone, but were clueless on how to dial a landline phone with a rotary dial.

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