craiglittle

This makes sense to me. The average age of cars on the road has increased by 10% (~1.5 years) in the last decade, reducing the number of new cars needed to maintain equilibrium.[1] Wealthier people buy new cars (and pay the absurd premium) which then trickle down to the rest of the market through secondary sales.

The reality is that a five-year-old car today is most likely more reliable than a new car built 25 years ago. A similar dynamic can be observed in the cell phone market.

1: https://hedgescompany.com/blog/2022/02/how-old-are-cars/

Thanks for the feedback!

I'm glad you enjoyed it so far. I agree that getting image support in the product will go a long way.

Hi, Arek!

You can sign up here: http://impressi.me/users/sign_up

Or, just create a new presentation, and you'll be prompted to create an account when you attempt to save it.

Thanks for taking a look. We'll let you know when Firefox is supported!

This sounds awesome.

I'm interested, in the Bay Area, and ready to quit my job, if necessary, to make it happen. I shot you an email this afternoon. Any idea when you'll decide if you're going to move forward?