Just Got Third Car In The World!!!!
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Jim I read the newspaper artical and had a couple of questions
1 a fill up costs $24 and you get about 300 miles from that ?
2 the car gets 77 mpg in town but only 67 highway. Why lower on the highway?
Wish I logged on yesterday I would have went to C&C today when are you bringing there again?
And last congrats on a really cool car:thumbsup
1 a fill up costs $24 and you get about 300 miles from that ?
2 the car gets 77 mpg in town but only 67 highway. Why lower on the highway?
Wish I logged on yesterday I would have went to C&C today when are you bringing there again?
And last congrats on a really cool car:thumbsup
Chris A.
GT #32
Just took her for a spin.....Thanks Jim:banana:banana:banana....and filled her up at the refueling station too.
What a technical marvel……felt like Woody Allen in Sleeper
Congrats Jim…..You are thee man.
What a technical marvel……felt like Woody Allen in Sleeper
Congrats Jim…..You are thee man.
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Kingman
GT Owner
...after Jim answered 1 million questions plus this morning at Cs&C he let us take her for a spin.
Now Chris felt like Woody Allen, I in turn felt like George Jetson
"Hey Ellllll-----Roy!" :biggrin
Thanks for letting us peek into the future Jim!
Now Chris felt like Woody Allen, I in turn felt like George Jetson
"Hey Ellllll-----Roy!" :biggrin
Thanks for letting us peek into the future Jim!
thrashdu2002
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i was doing the math with my fiancee's civic and she gets incredible gas mileage. so whats the huge benefit because most honda engines are PZEV(partial zero emmission vehicles)? its only a couple cents different to drive that one and its $300 more a month compared to our car payment.
i do see it from your point of view though. the voice recognition is nifty but i guess i just expected since it's 2008 that we would be much farther with the fuel economy crisis. even in the past they have heavier cars and they got relatively the same mileage. if by you owning that vehicle helps our country pursue other means of fuel efficiency im good with that.
ill do a nice burnout for you to make up for your cars lack of carbon footprint.:thumbsup
i do see it from your point of view though. the voice recognition is nifty but i guess i just expected since it's 2008 that we would be much farther with the fuel economy crisis. even in the past they have heavier cars and they got relatively the same mileage. if by you owning that vehicle helps our country pursue other means of fuel efficiency im good with that.
ill do a nice burnout for you to make up for your cars lack of carbon footprint.:thumbsup
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thrashdu2002
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:rofl:cheersI have to admit its a really cool car and congrats on getting it.
whats the 0-60 on that thing? itwould look sharp with 19"bbs machine cut rims and a supercharger.
whats the 0-60 on that thing? itwould look sharp with 19"bbs machine cut rims and a supercharger.
Kingman
GT Owner
It's about money to you...where it's zero dependence on foriegn oil to the masses.
Just think, you won't have to listen to the liberal tree huggers screaming that...at least for this particular form of energy....it's the Republicans fault.
thrashdu2002
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Hey Chris, from that smile on your face, it looks like you just finished with Woody Allen's Orgasmitron!:biggrin
What scares me the most is that you were in the Orgasmitron with a bunch of guys - INCLUDING HERB.:ack
On a more serious side congrats indeed Jim.:thumbsup
Chris A.
GT #32
Todd,
The tank holds 4 killograms or equal to 4 gallons. A kilogram costs about $6. It gets about 270 miles on one tank. That varys depending on how you drive it. You get better mileage around town because at a stop the fuel cell turns off. When you start from a stop, it uses the batteries.
The next time I bring it, I will post here on the Forum.
Take Care!