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Between the two rows of modules sit cell controllers, which are used for monitoring cell current, voltage, temperatures (VW told journalists that temperature is technically monitored on the module level) and also for cell balancing to ensure longevity and optimal performance.

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This all makes it closer to a Tesla than to a Fiat 500e or a number of other EVs from mainstream manufacturers that use normal car platforms modified to be electric. Those cars tend to have batteries crammed under seats and other drive components sandwiched where an internal combustion engine would be. That and they’re usually front-wheel drive only.

25 – Three people died in a Christmas morning crash on a Saskatchewan highway. RCMP say a 51-year-old woman, 48-year-old man and 16-year-old boy were in an SUV that was struck head-on by a half-ton truck that investigators believe crossed the centre line on Highway 10 west of Melville.

There’s a three-year time limit to use the funds — $500,000 will expire in 2020, and the remaining $300,000 must be used by 2021.

You are missing a basic point here I feel, tariffs will stop other countries exporting to the US and thereby reducing their growth which in turn will stop them buying high price American goods. For trade to work you need two countries hence the acceptance of previous Western governments to allow China and India to undercut their home work forces they realised to trade you need someone to sell to so they had to allow the East to develop. The problem is they never implemented the second part of the plan to move the home work force up the employment ladder and now we have the consequences.

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The biggest whack, and win, would be to hit the Canadians with a 25% auto tariff.  Some 85% of Canadian production goes straight to the US market, thus enriching Canadian (highly paid) auto workers at the expense of US jobless workers.  Personally, I anticipate that Trump will do that, notwithstanding the howls you will hear from anyone and everyone.  Also, remember that a large number of US plants have closed as Mexican assembly plants started up; a hefty duty against Mexican-assembled autos will sting.  Right now Volkswagen has a large assembly operation in Mexico with the product immediately shipped to the US, including the Beetle.  US VW production is only for the Passat model, which is a nice seller, but I don't think consumes the volumes that would keep Trump from tariffing Mexican production. There are some ten auto plants in Mexico that ship their product to the US.  Also, a number of engine casting plants are set up in Mexico, including (strangely enough) the engine casting plants for Outboard Marine Corp and I believe The Mercury boat motors.  All of that is work taken away from Wisconsin, home of Paul Ryan as I recall.  Don't be surprised that the auto parts industry gets slapped with tariffs. Would that upset the auto makers?  But of course.  So what?  It will push that work back into the US, no question.  (The result for Canada would be acutely unpleasant, probably pushing the country in a recession and a 40-cent dollar). 

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The average cost of a replacement has been $2,248, according to Jackson-Wahlin’s statistics. The cheapest job was $1,037 while the most expensive was $3,800. The city has a list of several plumbers and advises homeowners to get quotes from a few before choosing one to use.