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340 miles actually with a full tank of gas. -- nm
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by
Ender
but doesn't using gas kinda of defeat the purpose of the thing in the first place? -- nm
Posted by
Beaker (aka Anniebecca)
Jul 27 '10, 10:25
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Hell no. Google "Gallons per Mile" (as opposed to Miles per Gallon) and see the difference. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jul 27, 10:33
You're never going to be able to mass market a car that can only be plugged in for hours when it runs out of range.
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Ender
Jul 27, 10:28
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Uh, isn't Honda doing it?
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Black Rabbit
Jul 27, 10:32
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While I'm sure Honda probably has a similar model, I think the Nissan Leaf is the all-electric that's closest to market. (nm)
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musubi, adorable
Jul 27, 10:39
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That was the one, Nissan. -- nm
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Black Rabbit
Jul 27, 10:42
And we'll see how "mass" that market turns out to be.
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Ender
Jul 27, 10:35
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See below. But the company is one of the majors. -- nm
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Black Rabbit
Jul 27, 10:37
I don't think Tesla cars have a gas tank. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jul 27, 10:34
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They don't. -- nm
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Black Rabbit
Jul 27, 10:36
but what percentage of your trips are more than 40 miles? -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 27, 10:27
no. -- nm
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TFox
Jul 27, 10:26
You still get super better milage. -- nm
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Black Rabbit
Jul 27, 10:26
even using electricity isn't all it's cracked up to be depending on how it has been generated... -- nm
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Beaker
Jul 27, 10:26
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typical internal combustion engine efficiency is like 20%. Even taking that oil and buring it to produce electricity gets you to about 30%. -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 27, 10:35
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