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We're adding larger and larger costs for smaller and smaller improvements (as is to be expected, you start with the low hanging fruit and then move up the tree)
by carry_bit 9y ago
We're adding larger and larger costs for smaller and smaller improvements (as is to be expected, you start with the low hanging fruit and then move up the tree).
Other countries are paying the price, but does that mean the US should? If it isn't worth the cost, why should the US follow other countries off the cliff?
- beached_whale 9y agoOne does not have to use an ICE. An electric car counts against the fleet economy and once they aren't a novelty and the production numbers hit millions the price should come down. One reason to do so is so that North American auto's can be exported