Would you drive a hybrid for 25 Billion Dollars?
November 8, 2009 by MyHybrid
Filed under Law & Ethics
Honest Rob questioned:
I’m thought this force be a excellent way to add some part-time income. When the huge 3 CEO’s flew to Washington in their corporate jets, it bent a lot of controversy, so now they are driving to Washington in Hybrids.
It makes me fell all Politically Assess… how about you???… makes me want to deliver “Chat” over and over again at an Obama rally; and a need to touch Gore’s hand, the one that signed the bill limiting the amount of fill up in each toilet flush.
I just feel all gooey surrounded by, like when they use to play God Bless America, before we knew God was terrible.
Here is what the news… oops… sorry, I just threw up in my backtalk a modest bit… but, here is what the news says:
“Ford CEO Alan Mulally left for the hub Tuesday afternoon in a small Ford Escape sport helpfulness vehicle, which runs on gas and electricity. Rick Wagoner of GM departs Wednesday in a hybrid Chevrolet Malibu. Chrysler LLC said its chief executive, Robert Nardelli, would place Tuesday night, driving a hybrid get out of Durango or Chrysler Aspen SUV.”
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081203/ap_on_bi_ge/autos_ceo_travel
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Apparently Gravy doesn’t have a greedy bone in his body!
How can we make hybrid cars more affordable?
September 14, 2009 by MyHybrid
Filed under Other - Cars & Transportation
Batch D questioned:
Using the Free campaign slogan, “more affordable healthcare,” how do we make them that way? In order to combat global warming, I reflect hybrids have to be more in access with the A load. I reflect the best key is market Struggle in view of the fact that when Toyota ongoing to build its Prius additional car companies followed like Ford with its Escape and Mariner, GM with its Chevy Malibu and Cadillac Escalade, Daimler Chrysler with its Mercedes S-Rank and get out of Durango, and here are countless additional companies union. I reflect its in view of the fact that customers sought after them to be built and Toyota is approaching #1, or has it? I reflect tax incentives are better than tax penalties in view of the fact that it gives companies more cash to not only boost the fuel state for each model but can make it more RELIABLE. But, I force be incorrect. What do you reflect? I want some splendid thought on this. Be grateful you.



