The Apple iCar
Thursday, November 20th, 2008
No doubt it would have a mighty mouse instead of a steering wheel.
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about time someone revolutionize the American car industry.
This is also in today’s Oakland (CA) Tribune — I loved it! Jobs is such a stickler for details, quality, and innovation that the Feds ought to hire him to oversee the auto industry!
Diane and Edward: I’m not so sure, he’d drive everyone nuts in the process, bust the unions (maybe good) and the car would only come in two colors with an underpowered engine (less RAM). Maybe no spare tire (accessories extra).