Sorry, I kind of implied that it was some sort of brownfield project so consider that red herring….
I don’t want people thinking I know anything beyond what’s in the public domain, just pure speculation.
Yeah but I'm wondering how profitable it was for them or if they had to get so many vehicles before they moved on...something isn't adding up with that.
Yeah, and they can also just buy Chevy EV's and slap an 'H' on the grille:
https://electrek.co/2025/01/03/honda-prologue-sales-on-fire-over-33000-sold-2024/
I'm about to install a used AW4 transmission into my 96 XJ (Cherokee), and I'd like to replace whatever parts I can easily get to before it goes in, short of a rebuild.
I'll be replacing the torque converter for sure, but I don't know what replacement part to go with. Should I try to go for an OEM part or a particular brand?
Also, besides the t converter are there any other trans parts I should replace?
Thanks
But the major reason they are losing money is they are spending money on building a new assembly plant and battery plants that aren't selling any product as of yet. Those costs go away once they are operational. They said they expect EV products to be profitable within 12 months of launch.