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This is the email I asked Heap Woodbury of Commuter Cars to be apt to share with you. His comments are in boldface. He makes a lot of faculty of perception. BusinessWeek thinks so, too.

I'm thrilled--I saw your car on TV in Atlanta 2 or 3 years ago and notion it was THE solution--and, it was abstain from food and kicked up a lot of dust and foliage.

My first word was "Buick" over 60 years ago. Cars are momentous.

Thanks for noticing.

In capsule you have time for it, here is my explore of the future of the Tango:
I've heard that to introduce novelties, you don't give people what they ask for, but rather watchfulness what they do. I've been watching what they do for over 50 years and I find it attractive that people driving cars by themselves with 4 empty seats around them jam up all the freeways, streets, and parking spaces in cities throughout the cosmos at an incredible wear away of time and funds.

It's as if people in a crowded subway all wore back packs that were 4 spells bigger than they are.

According to the Texas Conveyance Institute, at Texas A&M Universal school, there are 67-billion dollars wasted every year due to plethora in the US. There are 5.7-billion gallons of gasoline wasted. This would fill reservoir trucks lined up end-to-end, from NY Incorporated town to Las Vegas and back. That's lawful the gasoline wasted due to repletion!

According to the Chest of drawers of Transportation Statistics there are 118-a thousand thousand workers in the US. Of them, 92-a thousand thousand drive by themselves to operate every day with 4 empty seats. That's roughly 90% of all of the cars and roughly 80% of all workers that are driving solo in a car 4 seasons larger than needed.

Unfortunately, tiny cars don't resolve the problem. A Mini-Cooper takes with reference to something else the same space on the freeway as the largest SUVs because they both use a full narrow passage and both...

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