Let me try this again, with actual text this time.
Hybrids carry around a huge weight in batteries and usually have
little room for groceries. A family of four would have a tough time
carrying all their gear for a weekend outing, not to mention the
expense and hassle of replacing batteries regularly.
On May 21, 2007, at 2:15 PM, Fritz Holt wrote:
I predict that unless hybrid vehicles can at least double the
mileage of
the same model non-hybrid that most people will wise-up to the fact
that
they are not economically feasible given the higher cost and the
expensive battery replacement. You will not be able to give them
away if
you want a new vehicle when it is getting near the end of the battery
expected life. If economy is the main objective, there are numerous
non-hybrids which get at least 40 mpg.
Fritz
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