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E85, Hybrid, Natural Gas, Plug in electric, -- which is the best both economically and environmentally?
The big US automakers have sold several million "flex-fuel" vehicles that run on E85.
Toyota, Honda, and Ford are selling thousands of Hybrids
Tesla (www.teslamotors.com) has recently released an all electric car, but unfortunately its very expensive and I can't afford it.
Honda also has begun selling Natural Gas powered Civics to the public in New York and California, which emit even fewer emissions than the Toyota Prius, and costs less to re-fuel.
I'm thinking about purchasing a economical and environmentally friendly vehicle. What is my best choice. I live in California.
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The answer is electric, and I will make my case below.
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Electric vehicles are here NOW, and can even be found very cheaply, if you know where to look. Here's a website about cheap electric cars (as little as $5000):
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http://squidoo.com/cheap-electric-car
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Nothing is cheaper to drive than an electric car. This may surprise some people, but it's true. I drive an EV, and my electricity cost is only ONE CENT per mile.
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EVs are cheap to drive because they are very energy efficient. This is also why they pollute so little, even when electricity comes from fossil fuels.
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Finally, look at one of the newest EVs on the market - the ZAP-X:
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http://zapworld.com/zapworld.aspx?id=4560
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The ZAP-X is a 644-horsepower, 155mph electric car designed by Lotus. It has a 350-mile range, and charges in just 10 minutes. $60,000, but worth it.
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