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The BMW i8 Roadster- A Car for Sinners with Money

The BMW i8 Roadster- A Car for Sinners with Money

When it comes to car design, BMW is a brand that is famous for giving people with money what they want. What about the future BMW i8 spider hybrid roadster? This is not a family car and you will not be buying this car just because you want to go shopping. This is a sport car that will make those who are worried about saving the planet very happy. That said, any car that can accelerate from 0 to 60 mi./h in 5 seconds is bad for the environment. Why is it that everything that is bad is often very appealing?

This hybrid car from the German maker will appeal to those who are crazy about cars. The design is very sleek and at the same time very aggressive. If you’re single male with money to spend, this will definitely make it easier to find a girl. Have you often notice that men with money and sports cars don’t stay single for a long time?

What about the poor?

When the BMW i8 roadster finally makes its debut, it will not be sold for under $10,000. The reason for that is because any car that sells for under $10,000 is basically not worth buying for those with money. The concept behind this BMW roadster is to make the rich happy and the poor salivate. It is of course a sin to desire what you cannot afford. It is also a sin to discriminate against the poor by making sports cars for only those with money.

Electric cars and the future

A lot of people think that the solution to combat pollution in the ozone layer is to investing electric cars. That is very noble but the truth is, nobody wants an electric car. Electric vehicles are good for mobility when you are old and retired. When you’re young, you want a fast car. That might lead you to an early grave but at least you will do so having fun. There is a lot of money invested in petrol platforms that gas companies (BP, Total, etc) are not willing to move away from a very lucrative business. Until petrol runs out, electric cars like the BMW i8 roaders will just be for those who want something different.

Free Baby Car Seats for Low Income Families: What About Free Cars?

Free Baby Car Seats for Low Income Families:  What About Free Cars?

 

You are a low income family with a baby.  Someone suggest you look into getting one of those free baby car seats for low income families.  Your thought, instead, is “What about free cars?”.  After all, what’s the point of a free baby car seat if you don’t have a car to put it in?   It seems like if free baby car seats for low income families are available they should have free cars to go with them.  How about a change?  Rather than offering free baby car seats for low income families, what  about free cars instead?  Even better, free new cars?  Just think of the possibilities.  Get an automobile manufacturer to donate cars for low income families.  The catch would be the car has advertisements all over it – either for a dealership, or the maker of the car.  Rather than paying for billboards and magazine ads and such, use the money for some cars with advertisement on them.  If a low income family gets a free car, they’ll be sure to drive it all around!  Or several areas businesses could provide the free cars, with advertising all over the cars for their businesses.  Maybe they can even throw in a few free baby car seats for the low income families!

Advertising costs big money.  The price of a new vehicle is most likely far less than the cost of an ad in The New Yorker.  Or Rolling Stone.  What low income family wouldn’t be proud to own a Ford station wagon with logos for Pillsbury all over it?  Little doughboys decorating the doors.  Photos of pop ‘n fresh biscuits decorating the bumper?  What’s the point of giving free baby car seats to low income families if they don’t have a car, so what about free cars?  And while you’re at it, throw in a gasoline card, too.  What’s the point of a free baby car seat and a free car if you can’t drive the baby in the free car seat anywhere in the free car?

Best Puncture Resistant Bike Tires: Something for Cars?

Best Puncture Resistant Bike Tires:  Something for Cars?

 

You’ve found the best puncture resistant bike tires and now want to know if there is something for cars like this.  If there isn’t you’re thinking perhaps you could copyright the idea.  See if someone would be interested in developing it with you.  That someone would have to be a someone with money to finance this project.

What you don’t want to do, once you’ve found the best puncture resistant bike tires, is think they are, as is, something for cars.  They are for bikes, not cars.  Have you ever tried to put a bicycle tire on an automobile?  It wouldn’t even fit!  Not to mention it wouldn’t be able to hold up the weight of even the smallest of automobiles.  So if you get some notion that the best puncture resistant bike tires might be something for cars that will work against punctures, remember also that puncture resistant does not mean they won’t puncture.  It just means they are resistant to most puncturing objects, like tiny tacks or little stones or bits of glass.  If they run over an upturned sharp tipped spear or knife, the tire is busted.  Gone.  Flat.

Whether it’s the best puncture resistant bike tire or not.  You could check the brand of bike tire that has worked well in terms of being puncture resistant and see if the manufacturer also makes car tires.  If not, suggest it to them.  Put it positively, as in “Dear Sir or Madam, your bike tires resisted puncturing when I rode over one mile of shattered glass.  Please make car tires from the same material”.  One reason they won’t is because there’s no money in tires that don’t puncture.  The fix-a-flat people would go broke.  Tire manufacturers would be waiting with bated breath for your tires to naturally wear down, and if they are that puncture resistant it will take forever.  This will ultimately increase the price of car tires tenfold and soon they’ll be a black market for them.  So buy American and get the best puncture resistant bike tires but leave the car tires to the tire makers.  Let them work or they’ll be unemployed and sucking up more of the money our government doesn’t have right now, unless they steal the rest from social security.  That is, whatever is left after it’s already been trimmed down considerably.

The moral of this is that perfect puncture resistant tires for cars lead to high unemployment in our nation.  Next thing you know we’ll need crash resistant cars to go with the puncture resistant tires.  From there it’s just a matter of time before our bodies become death resistant.  Just think of the population problem that would occur then, not to mention sky high unemployment rates.  Better to have tires that puncture and keep the population down.

Second Hand Car Valuation Free: Would You Rather Buy a New Car?

Second Hand Car Valuation Free:  Would You Rather Buy a New Car?

 

When asking about a second hand car valuation being free – would you rather buy a new car – are you asking about getting your car valued so you can sell it and use the money toward a new car?  In that case, go for a free second hand car valuation.  Whatever car you now own and drive is, even if you purchased it new, now a second hand car.  Even if it’s your car and fairly brand new the minute you buy it and own it and drive it, it becomes a second hand car to someone else who would be it’s potential buyer and new owner.  And if you are now looking to buy another new car – which will immediately become, by the above logic – a second hand car the minute you own it and drive it – you want to be sure you are getting a fair trade in value.  One good way to do this is to go to those websites offering second hand car valuations for free.  This way you don’t have to pay; you just fill in the information about your vehicle and the website does all the work.  For free.

The websites that give you a second hand car valuation free in case you’d rather buy a new car give you at least five price offerings.  The first is the dealer’s price.  That is the average selling price Dealer’s are selling the car for, including their profit margin.  Ah, profit margins!  Where would a car dealer be without a profit margin?   He’d be practically giving his cars away, that’s what, and then he’d be too poor to continue in his line of work.  Then, they give you a “private price”.  That sounds very undergroundish to me, but in actuality, it’s the price private buyers should expect to pay for a car based on advertisements in a magazine or newspaper or Craig’s list.  Maybe it is the underground world of car dealing?  Next comes the third price, which is the part exchange price.  Here we get into the piecemeal business.  How much are this car’s parts worth?  No – it’s the value of a car traded in for a new car at a dealership whether franchised or independent.  Next price you get is the trade price.  This is what private buyers get selling their car to a dealership.  Here we’re dealing with straight cash.  No parts exchange.  Car equals cash.  Nothing else in the bargain.  And then finally, the last price you get is the shiny brand new cost of your car.  The most recent straight from the manufacturer’s mouth price – the on the road price – for a brand new car.  It seems to me, then, that a free second hand car valuation is worth doing even if you’d rather buy a new car.  You can find out the real value of the potential new car this way.  I think.  Oh well – go for it.  It’s free.  And you can’t ask for a better price on anything.

Free Car Seats for Low Income Families: Are They Useful?

Free Car Seats for Low Income Families:  Are They Useful?

 

You want to know if free car seats for low income families are useful?  Is that a roundabout way of asking if low income families can afford a car?  Or the care, maintenance, and gasoline necessary to own a car, no matter how old or decrepit the car may be?  Or possibly if low income families even deserve to own a vehicle no matter how old or what shape it’s in?  Of course it’s useful for low income families to get free car seats for their children and babies, even if they don’t own a car!  People do get rides, you know.  And a low income family with two kids who are six years old and four months old need car seats for those kids if they go anywhere in a car.  If they get a ride from a neighbor to the low income pediatrician, those kids need car seats to ride in the vehicle – by law.  There’s not one state in our nation that allows kids under a certain age to ride in a vehicle without being securely strapped in to a car seat.  Is the kind neighbor giving the kid with double pneumonia a ride to the doctor supposed to supply a car seat every time he or she does a good deed like this?  Think about it.

So yes, free car seats for low income families are useful, even if the low income families do not own or cannot afford to rent cars.  They still get rides from other people or family members for themselves and their children.  And by law the kids have to be in car seats.  And there’s always the possibility that a low income family does own a car.  Probably not a brand new car – more than likely a junker.  But kids need to be in a car seat, especially in an old junker.  More people are likely to hit an old junker than a brand new car.  If you are careening towards a brand new car on a slippery icy road, don’t you try to avoid damaging it?  Of course, because you know your insurance will go through the roof if it has to cover repairs for a brand new Mazda or Lincoln.  But a twenty year old Chevette?  Your insurance will probably drop if you hit one of those because then the insurance company can easily say – look, the car is twenty years old.  It already HAD a damaged bumper.  My point here being that a driver, knowing this, who is driving on an icy road and skidding, won’t make much of an effort not to hit your twenty year old already damaged vehicle.  And if your baby is in that car, you will want the baby to be in a safe, secure, car seat.  So let’s give free car seats to low income families because I think by now we can see that they are, indeed, not only useful but mandatory for any kid riding in a car.  Even an old Chevrolet Chevette.

Free Car History By VIN Number: Are You a Stalker?

Free Car History By VIN Number:  Are You a Stalker?

 

If I want a free car history by VIN number you want to know if I’m a stalker?   Just by asking if I’m a stalker what do you expect me to tell you?  No, of course I’m not a stalker!  If you ask anyone if he or she is a stalker, what do you expect the answer to be?  “Oh, yes, I’m a stalker!”.  Of course not.  No one, myself included, is that ridiculous or insane enough to admit to being a stalker.  If I was that stupid and admitted I was a stalker, would you give me a free car history of someone based on the VIN number?  Most likely, no.  So I would say, of course I’m not a stalker now give me that free car history by this VIN number so I can go stalk, I mean, find, that person!

And if you want a free car histsory by VIN number, and someone asks you if you are a stalker before giving it to you, if you are smart you’ll say, “No, I’m not.  I need the car history by VIN number to find out if this person is eligible for money based on former ownership of the vehicle because the original owner never collected the thousand dollar rebate offer and Ford is looking everywhere for him or her.  I’m just the researcher.”.  Or something that sounds clever like that.  Besides, why would anyone want a free car history by VIN number if they were a stalker?  Who do they stalk – former car owners?

Writing Hardship Letter Car Loan: Are You Ashamed?

Writing Hardship Letter Car Loan: Are You Ashamed?

Writing hardship letter car loan is something that many people are being forced to do in the current financial climate. I do not believe that you should be ashamed for doing so. I do think that it is ultimately up to individuals to look after their own money situation, and if they are unable to pay off loans etc then it is their fault. However, we all make mistakes, and it is only by doing so that we can learn for the future.

Also some people are writing hardship letter car loan have been put into financial troubles through no fault of their own. Think about people who had a good job, and a large family and needed a new car. They took out a loan based on their earnings, and then were made redundant, and now cannot afford to keep up with their loan payments. I think in cases like this people should be writing hardship letters and should not be ashamed at all. It is a fundamental problem with the downfall of the economic system, and not with the individuals involved. Many of the money problems we experience today are not the fault of the person buy of the system.

Hardship Letter Avoiding Foreclosure: Will You Write One?

hardship letter avoiding foreclosure: Will You Write One?

 

Will I write a hardship letter avoiding foreclosure? I will do whatever I have to in order to avoid getting into extreme problems such as that. People who say that begging in that way is pitiful or demeaning in some way are fools. If you are willing to hold your pride above all other things and suffer, and let your family suffer as a consequence, then I think you have your values mixed up somewhere along the line.

 

Surely it has got to be worth a go, hasn’t it? Anything that might work is worth a go in my book. I am not saying writing the hardship letter avoiding foreclosure will be easy though, but I would consider it a triumph if it was successful, and would certainly not feel ashamed of letting everybody know about it. People are too het up about the way that they appear to others, and not showing that they are in financial difficulties. Wake up! We are all suffering from financial difficulties so what is the point in pretending otherwise. If anyone can get the banks, mortgage providers, building societies, or government departments to let them off of a bit of money, I say go for it. We have paid enough into all of these things in the past so it’s the least they could do.

Cheap Four Wheelers 250cc: What if Your Are Fat?

Cheap four wheelers 250cc: What if Your Are Fat?

 

 

Cheap four wheelers 250cc can be a great thing, and a 250cc is plenty powerful enough for a beginner to get used to and have a lot of fun on. I am, let’s just say, larger than your average guy on the street, and I have experienced problems with my weight with a lot of things. But my four wheeler 250cc is not one of them gladly. It is a complete myth that a fat person will break it, or will not be able to ride it properly.

I have no idea where this ridiculous idea came from but let me set you straight – it is utter rubbish! I challenge any of you to buy yourselves a cheap four wheelers 250cc and then come over to my place and let me race you on it. I bet I will leave you eating dust, and eating your words. It doesn’t make a difference if you are fat or not, the bikes will handle just fine. It is another one of these stupid things that go around. “Your too fat to ride a four wheeler.” Well if you think that, come and see for yourself. I will never be defeated on mine, no matter how light the other racer!

50cc Four Wheelers for Kids: Are You Kids at Risk?

50cc four wheelers for kids: Are You Kids at Risk?

 

There are loads of 50cc four wheelers for kids available on the market that you would just assume that they were safe. If they weren’t safe why would there be so many and surely they wouldn’t be able to advertise them? You’re wrong, companies can pretty much advertise anything they want and tell you that it is safe even if it is in fact quite the contrary. If you are looking to buy your kid a 50cc four wheeler then you need to watch out. There are many retailers out there who couldn’t give a care for your child’s safety and they certainly won’t be accountable if something did go wrong.

I am not saying that every 50cc four wheelers for kids out there are dangerous. There are plenty of safety and kid friendly models; you just have to make sure you buy a brand that you trust from a company you trust. A lot of four wheelers these days have added safety facilities to ensure your child is as safe as they could be. You must remember though that letting a child ride around on a 50cc four wheeler unattended can always lead to accidents. Take all the safety precautions you can and you should be fine!