10 Cars for More than Commuting

Transportation - 2009

10 Cars for More than Commuting

http://www.fastcompany.com/articles/2009/03/cars-commute.html
Scanned by: Jeff Hilford over 4 years ago

The Japanese already treat the car like a mobile office or living room, and automakers, in their latest attempt to actually sell some cars, are encouraging customers to "hang out" on wheels, offering amenities such as Wi-Fi, satellite TV.

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