ksnogas2112
Well-known member
So an unfortunate example of gas opions (scroll down to gas vs electric)
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/03/04/4100143/congress-obama-and-gun-control.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Gas cars vs. electric
Some people say electric cars are the automotive future, but many will disagree.
Electric cars are not ready and won’t be for a while. They still have too many flaws.
For example, gas-powered cars can travel much farther than electric cars.
The average range of an electric car is 100 to 200 miles. Gas-powered cars have a range of several hundred miles and in some cases, up to 1,000 miles on one tank of gas.
Electric cars have a huge effect on the environment. How you may ask?
The mining of the minerals for the batteries destroys the environment and pollutes the air with all the heavy equipment.
Some people might say that it’s cheaper to recharge than to fuel up. What people don’t know is that the charging stations cost a lot to build and can take hours to charge a car.
What happens when you’re out on a drive and your charge runs out?
Not very many gas stations have places to charge electric cars and they run off batteries that don’t last forever and cost $800 to $6,000.
Gas cars have always been trusted, so why change?
Josh Frasher
Blue Springs
And now let the firestorm of internet rage begin
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/03/04/4100143/congress-obama-and-gun-control.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Gas cars vs. electric
Some people say electric cars are the automotive future, but many will disagree.
Electric cars are not ready and won’t be for a while. They still have too many flaws.
For example, gas-powered cars can travel much farther than electric cars.
The average range of an electric car is 100 to 200 miles. Gas-powered cars have a range of several hundred miles and in some cases, up to 1,000 miles on one tank of gas.
Electric cars have a huge effect on the environment. How you may ask?
The mining of the minerals for the batteries destroys the environment and pollutes the air with all the heavy equipment.
Some people might say that it’s cheaper to recharge than to fuel up. What people don’t know is that the charging stations cost a lot to build and can take hours to charge a car.
What happens when you’re out on a drive and your charge runs out?
Not very many gas stations have places to charge electric cars and they run off batteries that don’t last forever and cost $800 to $6,000.
Gas cars have always been trusted, so why change?
Josh Frasher
Blue Springs
And now let the firestorm of internet rage begin