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Brent Watson @ Nov 30th 2006 12:46AM
My gosh GM are you kidding and you in the public that giving them an ataboy. How do you possibly think that a 'PLUG-IN' hybrid is adding anything to the reduction on our dependency on oil or fossil fuels. Think about! The 110v that you plug into didn't just show up, it was generated either by burning coal,oil or natural gas; plus nuclear, all of which create heat to make steam. Last is but not least is hydropower, with a little wind & solar thrown in there. So all that is being accomplished is a shift from where you pay and use up our resourses. Now you'll(maybe) experience a savings at the gas pump but your electric bill rises, plus aren't we already experiencing rolling brown outs because our demands for electricity. Maybe someone can enlighten us as to how much fossil fuel it takes to generate a KW.
Common GM. I was loyal to you for over 20 years but last year I realized your biggest contribution to the auto industry was On-Star you've got to be kidding.
If Toyota offers you a deal... TAKE IT.