Why can't we innovate like this over here?
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This has been a thing for about a decade now. All of your aftermarket classic car parts have been made in China for decades. You can buy complete kits from China to build anything from a Toyota AE86 to a first generation Ford Thunderbird. Of course, it’s all chinkshit and the quality shows.
"Why can't we innovate like this over here?" Government regulation.
Nothing stopping GM from making an EV 58 vette convertible.
I think there is a market for retro-futuristic style vehicles. Also, for all the issues we have with China over IP theft, these vehicles have long passed the patent expiration for visual and ornamental design. I would think they couldn't put a Ford Mustang emblem or name on it but in every other way could look the same.
Patents, personal injury laws, wealth management infrastructure, and DEI/ESG control of businesses and the academy. IOW, Wall Street and Capitol Hill. China supports its native doers and engineers. America’s Rich and their spawn sit in their assets.
Check out revology. It's a bit pricey and not much demand would be my guess.
@KF
GM would have to buy the technology back from CHINA because they SOLD it back in the 1990’s! Just research Magnequench
They’re called Restomods here. You can also buy all new metal classics from Dynacorn.
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