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Why the U.S. Automakers Should Get a Bailout

What would you rather have? One share of GM stock or a loaf of bread. Both about the same price. Just wanted to some perspective on the subject.
By the way, that loaf would cost just about two shares of Ford.

Ten Reasons to Invest in Florida

The article is flawed, but I like living here in Florida, retired. I live in The Villages (central Florida) and there's a lot to like. Plenty to do: golf courses, both executive 9s and country club 18s, many swimming pools. tennis, pickleball, softball, horseshoes, polo, indoor and outdoor entertainment 7 days/nights a week, movie theaters, many restaurants, shopping centers and all accessible by golf cart. Oh, and very affordable.

Ed

Car Prices Keep Falling, Consumers Keep Waiting

The lawmakers have not yet approved the $25 B loan plan. And, they have not yet even considered the $50 B plan.


On Sep 08 01:35 AM Doug Korthof wrote:

> Very true, despite the billions dumped into "fuel cell research",
> they could use CNG, it's here, now, cheaper than gas, any car can
> be converted to CNG, doesn't need a $300,000 fuel cell stack, the
> tanks are much cheaper (H2 gas permeates metal, embrittling it),
> and it's a well-proven technology with existing distribution tanks
> at 3600 psi (H2 requires 10,000 psi, much more difficult) for the
> same range.
>
> And there are plug-in Electric cars, like the Toyota RAV4-EV, which
> don't use gas at all and plug in anywhere, powered by rooftop solar
> power systems that are paid for by the gas we DON'T buy.
>
> Instead, GM and other car makers pretend that CNG doesn't exist,
> and pretend that EVs don't exist.