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Mustang Chief Engineer Says New Car "Much More Difficult" to Tune
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<blockquote data-quote="KAK85" data-source="post: 16843312" data-attributes="member: 204230"><p>All global warming believers, consider this: say we all ditch our fire breathers and start driving your "green" EV's... Now we're running on batteries. Our batteries need to be charged. Where will the massive amounts of electricity for all of our batteries come from? Take a guess... A little bit will come from wind farms and the beautiful solar fields that are replacing our forests, and some will come from hydroelectric powerplants. However, a large portion of our "clean energy" comes from another less-mentioned source: Coal. So what are we really gaining? Personally, I don't think our technology is ready for this switch, not to mention our economy, but that's just me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KAK85, post: 16843312, member: 204230"] All global warming believers, consider this: say we all ditch our fire breathers and start driving your "green" EV's... Now we're running on batteries. Our batteries need to be charged. Where will the massive amounts of electricity for all of our batteries come from? Take a guess... A little bit will come from wind farms and the beautiful solar fields that are replacing our forests, and some will come from hydroelectric powerplants. However, a large portion of our "clean energy" comes from another less-mentioned source: Coal. So what are we really gaining? Personally, I don't think our technology is ready for this switch, not to mention our economy, but that's just me. [/QUOTE]
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