"Do you think Dream Maker will accept outside investment?" Elliot said. "I don't think so."
"It's hard to say. Although they have already made the car, who knows what will happen to maintenance and safety later on? If you stay for a few days, we'll arrange for a meeting with their managers. With you there, they would surely give face to you."
Elliot thought about it for a while before agreeing to it.
He drove the car back. He wanted to fully feel the difference between that car and an ordinary car.
Driving the car was comparable to driving an ordinary car, but Elliot found that it was an easier driving experience. It would be easier to learn how to drive this car compared to the average cars on the road today.
No wonder they had said the Dream Maker was going to make an ordinary car obsolete.
However, since Dream Maker cars were mainly targeting the middle to upper range of the market, they would not compete with the lower-end-range ordinary cars.
After the test drive, the person in charge pre-ordered a car.
Elliot looked at the promotional brochure of the first batch of cars. He decided to order one for Avery. He picked a red one for her.
Although she had given up on Tate Industries, she surely had not forgotten her late father's wishes.
Someone had completed what Jack Tate could not do.
Elliot thought back to when other people talked about Jack, and how they had said he was an impractical man and a daydreamer, and how he was doomed to failure.
Jack had indeed failed, but his failure was not because of him being impractical or because he was a daydreamer, but because he had passed away due to his illness.
If he had not passed away, he might have successfully built a self-driving car before Dream Maker.
After they ordered the cars, they came out of the Dream Maker building.
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