Ah, that makes much more sense!
Matt
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Dealer bites the dust
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If they looked at emissions per mile where the electric motor was doing the work part of the time, I would think emissions would be quite low. If you've ever driven a small turbo diesel in Europe, you would see how smooth and quick they are. Starting in the cold is no longer a problem. In fact, I believe they don't' even use glow plugs anymore. I had a diesel in Chicago for years and it started even at sub zero temps. Diesels are NOT your 'grandmother's diesels'. It's a whole new breed.
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Yeah, thanks to the diety of your choice for that!
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B> Yeah, thanks to the diety of your choice for that!
Is that a low cal god?
Cheers,
Indrek Aavisto
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No, that's a politically correct god, and I can't believe I said that. I must be mellowing in my old age.
Bill