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I would think it depends on the new car and the old car and usage, but the idea is that a large amount of resources goes in to making a car so saving that initi

I would think it depends on the new car and the old car and usage, but the idea is that a large amount of resources goes in to making a car so saving that initial outlay of resources by reusing an older car would more than cover the difference in fuel consumption.

csomar 15y ago
..but the idea is that a large amount of resources goes in to making a car so saving that initial outlay of resources.. If so, then why work? Isn't that a waste of Energy, time and resources? We could simply live on like humans did thousands of years ago...
- RickHull 15y ago
  > If so, then why work? Most people need to pay the bills. Room, board, that sort of thing. > Isn't that a waste of Energy, time and resources? Work for work's sake -- perhaps. If you rather receive something desirable in proportional exchange for your labor, then no. > We could simply live on like humans did thousands of years ago... Whaddya mean we? All 7 billion of us? Not a chance. 7 million, maybe. I, for one, am getting up at 8am tomorrow.