Piggy.
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Yeah it's handy now Dick Smith is so bad since Woolies took over. I didn't put up with it, I told him to serve people who actually bothered to come to the store first. Got a bit more attention after that.
I run the DashCam side of the business for http://pier28.com and drive a Smart Car
He runs the Enterprise Technology Sales / Network Security Assessment & Consulting Services and drives the nicer car.
You do the math
He is energy plus! Probably doesLooks like you need to sell dash cams to their clients or to enterprises
Looks like you need to sell dash cams to their clients or to enterprises
...by the time they ship, clear customs etc it will probably be 10 to 14 days before they're ready to go
So Pier28 will likely receive his initial batch mid-March, and all users (myself included) will receive them sometime late March?
Just saw the post. If you're looking for an SUV, check out the Toyota Highlander as well. I had a friend get a brand new Explorer, and problems started two years in. Ended up getting rid of it and got a Pilot while his gf got a Highlander. Love the Toyota more than the Honda.I think it's time to retire my 5 yo smart car pretty soon. I'm looking at leasing a Ford Edge or Explorer after a successful SG9665GC launch I'll have enough room to install one of every product to demo in a bigger/wider cross over SUV. Gas prices are down and they seem to be a good value. I never thought I'd get an American car but Ford has come a long way. The test drive was fun, and windshield size was just right for a row of DashCams. We are relocating to Nevada and my current smart car won't be good for Lake Tahoe snow. It's amazing how much nicer the roads are in Nevada. They don't rob the gas tax money like California does. Every road is super smooth.
... and got a Pilot while his gf got a Highlander. Love the Toyota more than the Honda.
Then stay away from the Donner pass in the winterWe are relocating to Nevada and my current smart car won't be good for Lake Tahoe snow
I'd vote for the Highlander having owned two of them since 2002. Both were tanks in that neither had anything break - just normal maintenance. The Pilot is a body on frame design and drives more like a truck whereas the Highlander is more 'car like' in ride and handling.
Is it going to look like the Google camera car?Update: My 5 year old Smart Car was recently traded in and is now gone. It was a fun little thing but it was time to get a safer serious company vehicle. I went with a Ford Explorer black/black. I'll be installing one of every product soon so I can do some serious side by side testing Niko style. It's only slightly bigger than the Smart.
Update: It's only slightly bigger than the Smart.