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Originally Posted by lol1234 The upside is cars like the Leaf! I may be in the minority but I really want to see the next Z go electric or hybrid

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Old 02-23-2012, 03:42 PM   #15 (permalink)
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The upside is cars like the Leaf! I may be in the minority but I really want to see the next Z go electric or hybrid at the least. MPG is becoming a bigger factor for me personally in buying cars.
Hybrids are worse for the environment than gas engines. It does help get us away from oil, but in the end, we need to find an alternative fuel source. Electricity in the United States primarily comes from burning fossil fuels.

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Maybe prices are rising because Dubai is going broke? Lol
Or maybe Saudi Arabia is running out of oil... Supply and demand

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The biggest mistake is allowing a gasoline/oil to be traded on the open market as a commodity like a stock. Anytime investors stand to make money, and the news propagates all this "gas will be $5 a gallon" of course they make it happen by buying up the price of the commodity on the market.

Supply and demand has less effect on fuel prices than the actual market does. That should be eliminated.
I agree, to an extent.


I think you guys should take a look at this documentary with Michael Ruppert. It's called Collapse and it's available for rent on Amazon.

Amazon.com: Collapse: Michael Ruppert, Chris Smith, Kate Noble, N/A: Amazon Instant Video



I'm not saying to take everything in that film as truth, but just being aware of the things mentioned in that film is a good start. Do your own research.
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