Hybrids
 

Full hybrid that can power its self on electricity alone and on gas VS GM hybrids that combine together to get extra 5-10 mpg. You decide!!

RE: Hybrids - The technology that can't (or shouldn't)
 

We are just not ready for Hybrids. They will cause more damage to the environment than gasoline cars.

1. Coal is still the single largest (at 49%) source of electric power in the US. It is far more damaging than gasoline.
http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electri...a/epa_sum.html
2. The production of batteries pollutes far more than the production of gas tanks
3. The disposal of batteries is bad for the environment
4. The additional weight of the batteries in electric vehicles requires more energy to be spent propelling the vehicle

http://www.transportation.anl.gov/pdfs/B/239.pdf

In addition to all of that, the American Tree Huggers (the ones that don't by SUVs to pull their 40' sailboats) will not buy American cars; they hate GM almost as much as they hate America.

Perhaps in 15 or 20 years, when battery technology improves and the US has more clean efficient nuclear power plants, we will be ready for hybrid cars. In the meantime, we need to start drilling in Alaska before the kooks in the middle east cut off our oil supply all together.

RE: Hybrids - The technology that can't (or shouldn't)
 

those are all very interesting points. Im gonna have to side with you. Especially about the tree huggers. Thank you for your post.

RE: Hybrids - The technology that can't (or shouldn't)
 

crap i didn't know that. so what's the better choice for those who want to help a bit?

RE: Hybrids - The technology that can't (or shouldn't)
 

i hope we're ready.
it's sad that we're killing the place we live in.

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RE: Hybrids - The technology that can't (or shouldn't)
 

i like hybrids. they're like trying to help without any effort.

RE: Hybrids - The technology that can't (or shouldn't)
 

hybrids rock!