Which one? I wouldn't buy a $100K car even if I could afford one. Plus I think that purchasing an electric car at this time would be a knee jerk reaction regardless of what it costs.

Edited May 9, 200915 yr by sblake01

To just harge your electric car, you'll need to have the city's electrical grid running (worst) or use your own gasoline generator (bad, but "affordable") or use some kind of power source that comes from clean power (best, but not afforable.) So there is no good choice for electric cars yet.

The big problem is that pollution-less cars and clean energy should have been developed decades ago, and the government's goals are too little and too far in the future. All we have today is just talk.

Just thought I would bump this up to the top so eveyone can read about it.

jalopnik

...... Our descendants will be paying off this crap for generations.

Out of control government spending is basically turning every single working person in this country into a debt slave, regardless of how responsible we may be with our money on an individual level.

Don't let this left-right crap fool you, these people are all in the same boat and supporting the same special interests, and they both have out of control spending policies and refuse to take part in bringing the size of the federal government to a financially responsible and sustainable level.

Everyone should read the above again - Andrew is spot on!!

The only way to regain control of our Country at this point is to throw all incumbent office holders out of office every term. That way the effect of big money is all but lost and we might get back to having America represented in Congress again. Office holders would be assured that they would have to return home and live under the laws they passed and pay the same taxes as their neighbors will have to bare.

About 30% of voters in Florida are now registered as "Independents"....

FWIW,

Carl B.