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Bryan @ Feb 20th 2007 3:27PM
Whoop de do. Because our future is in hybrids. Half have been flops. The Insight, the accord are a few examples. We need an alternative fuel source. This is where Ford and GM shine. They have been investing for quite some time, and will leave Toyota and the others in the dust when E85 or hydrogen takes off. Then they will be liscensing technology from Ford and GM. Then what will the little import lovers have to whine about..oh wait, that their camry sludged up and their transmission quit in their accord. Awww lol.