[SeekAndFind]

Most all the sharks saw the vision but many were discouraged by the fact Boone and Tucker only had a license to sell in Hawaii.

And that’s why Herjavec’s deal is contingent upon the company securing the entire U.S. rights. Hawaii makes sense as a place to start; the pollution is high and the dependance on gasoline being shipped to the islands is great. And while AIRPod could be a big hit there, to get it running, Herjavec will require Boone and Tucker to move swifter than they perhaps intended. In this industry, though, if you don’t swim fast, the sharks will almost certainly catch you.

[umgud]

Seating for 3?
Range?
I won’t ask the speed or towing capacity.

[Don W]

So, how is the power to run the high pressure air compressor generated in Hawaii? If primarily nuclear, these cars would really be “zero emission”, but methinks that most power there is either coal or oil based, and the losses in transmission and conversion will make this no less than an equivalent pollution source.

[RossA]

Compressed air cars really suck at high temperature. You waste too much energy compressing the air. Better they shouldmtry Alaska.

[beethovenfan]

KA-BOOM!

[Cowman]

Kind of reminds me of the two stroke Subarus from the Seventies that were such poor sellers that dealers were giving them away if you bought a “real” car