Heh heh heh.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap_travel/20070516/ap_tr_ge/travel_trip_gas_demandAt a Chevron station in San Francisco that was charging $3.95 for a gallon of regular gasoline, Nathan Sullins, 31, a computer programmer, gloated as he filled up his Toyota Prius hybrid for a fraction of what other drivers were paying
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Americans are duuumb! "Waaaah! Price is $3.50 here! It costs $105 to fill up my 15 MPG SUV!"
I honestly hope that gas takes a tremendous surge in prices. Perhaps THEN it will send some shock to the populace. Although it will suck for my dad who actually needs a large vehicle for all his construction equipment. Have there be inroads into making hybrids for large vehicles? It would sure save my dad lots of $$.
BTW, your cost calculations link is bad.
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And thanks for the link breakage note... that's what I get for trying to use fancy "lj://..." style URLs. Whee.
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The point isn't what you are paying, it's what the car is putting out there.
Yes, I agree that choices probably will have to be forced by economics, but I disbelieve that economics is the only reason to make choices.
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