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Mike @ Apr 20th 2007 8:13AM
I still DON'T UNDERSTAND why a car with just a battery seems like such a bad idea to people.
If they made an electric car with a solid 200 mile range that is all 50% of America would need. Just plug it in at your house every night.
People give the, "but it might run out of charge" argument...but if you actually logged your daily miles I bet the number of days 50% of Americans drove more than 200 miles per day in a year you could count on one hand...
AMERICANS ARE JUST AFRAID TO BE TIED DOWN, that is the problem.