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![]() "Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in message t... Everything I have read says the average driver will never recoup the extra money spend on a hybrid in gasoline savings. Wake up. It's not just about saving the money, it's also about BURNING LESS FUEL. But that should come after safety and suitability. I bet a F150 Lariat with all the towing options, 4x4 for the slippery ramps etc. is a whole lot safer with a 2000 lb load than this hybrid is. Better yet, F350 Diesel. And it isn't going to need new batteries just outside of warranty. Nor will I crawl to 30mph up a hill obstructing others. Being well powered for the load it is less likely to need expensive and complex repairs. If it lasts longer, it is green in that not as many are needed to be built. (Batteries are toxic inside). I like recyclable steel. More steel than plastic inside is better "green" vehicle. They tend to last longer too. Less cadmium, lithium and lead is better. |
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