Comments on: A tale of two cars http://pnintelligentdialogue.com/archives/693 brought to you by Porter Novelli Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:17:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Lisawriter http://pnintelligentdialogue.com/archives/693/comment-page-1#comment-152 Lisawriter Fri, 29 May 2009 20:08:24 +0000 http://pnintelligentdialogue.com/?p=693#comment-152 Good points, but Americans are addicted to larger cars. Most families need at least a sedan to haul around their electronics, soccer equipment, bicycles and the like. <br><br>The best investments Chrysler and GM could make are hybrids and hydrogen-powered vehicles. First, however, we need to educate millions of Americans about global warming and its dire consequences. For too many decades, we've been gas pigs. Also, people need to realize that hydrogen isn't as explosive as it was when the Hindenburg crashed. Good points, but Americans are addicted to larger cars. Most families need at least a sedan to haul around their electronics, soccer equipment, bicycles and the like.

The best investments Chrysler and GM could make are hybrids and hydrogen-powered vehicles. First, however, we need to educate millions of Americans about global warming and its dire consequences. For too many decades, we've been gas pigs. Also, people need to realize that hydrogen isn't as explosive as it was when the Hindenburg crashed.

]]> By: Lisawriter http://pnintelligentdialogue.com/archives/693/comment-page-1#comment-139 Lisawriter Fri, 29 May 2009 13:08:24 +0000 http://pnintelligentdialogue.com/?p=693#comment-139 Good points, but Americans are addicted to larger cars. Most families need at least a sedan to haul around their electronics, soccer equipment, bicycles and the like. <br><br>The best investments Chrysler and GM could make are hybrids and hydrogen-powered vehicles. First, however, we need to educate millions of Americans about global warming and its dire consequences. For too many decades, we've been gas pigs. Also, people need to realize that hydrogen isn't as explosive as it was when the Hindenburg crashed. Good points, but Americans are addicted to larger cars. Most families need at least a sedan to haul around their electronics, soccer equipment, bicycles and the like.

The best investments Chrysler and GM could make are hybrids and hydrogen-powered vehicles. First, however, we need to educate millions of Americans about global warming and its dire consequences. For too many decades, we've been gas pigs. Also, people need to realize that hydrogen isn't as explosive as it was when the Hindenburg crashed.

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