OK how about this Reply #30 – July 18, 2012, 09:59:31 PM Well, I despise them also. I'm not however going to (over)compensate by driving a gas-guzzling, smoke belching monster.I'd also drive a VW bus before I'd drive a Prius. Quote Selected
OK how about this Reply #31 – July 18, 2012, 11:14:33 PM I agree. I agree with everything said in here. But Chuck, you'd have to grow your hair to properly rock a VeeDub camper...and get a bit ole peace sign tattoo...jus' sayin' lolHas there been a study done to see whether from creation to the end of a vehicle's lifestyle, also counting fuel costs per, which is less harmful on the environment in the end?This counts recycling and stuff as well. I mean, how many Prius owners are gonna go to the junkyard to find a bumper or steering wheel center?I could go on, but all the points have been made already...a properly tuned and maintained V8 Fox Tbird for instance will not put a terrible amount of hydrocarbons. How much does that coal fired power plant produce? Nuclear waste doesn't go away very ed fast either. Quote Selected
OK how about this Reply #32 – July 19, 2012, 12:31:14 AM until you create a program funded by the tax payers at a cost of 24K each to pull "clunkers" off the road and stuff people that otherwise couldn't afford a loan for a new car, into a new car (many of which have defaulted). All the while destroying the traded in "clunker" robbing it from many of it's useful parts for those of us who wish to maintain our "clunkers".or how about the, what was it, 250K per unit POS Volt funded by the tax payers. It's a gaffe. All of it. Quote Selected
OK how about this Reply #33 – July 19, 2012, 08:38:19 AM I guarantee that of the cars made this year, there will be more "normal" cars still on the road in 20 years than there are Prius, etc. How many Prius owners know how to properly maintain a vehicle? Quote Selected