alt Hacker NewsSo about 1% of a 1% of a market. Got it. All of the information about the tires is already available. There is no new information, just duplicated.
If a large number of consumers actually cared about their tires drag coefficient we wouldn't be having this conversation, because a large number of consumers already cared about their tires drag coefficient. But nobody does and this law will not change anything.
The fact that information is available somewhere is very different from making it available easily to the consumer right when they need it.
What possible argument is there against that?
Do you really think most consumers didn’t care? Or do you think most consumers don’t even know? Cause I’m willing to bet it’s number two.