Depends on your crystal ball. Yes, solar power looks promising, but there's been very little progress on storage. I wouldn't count against biofuel being the winner - especially for transportation. Yeah, corn isn't working out that well, but not all biofuel is corn. They're still trying to figure out what the best strain of algae would be. Meanwhile, batteries are a well over 100 year old technology. They've already done demonstration passenger airplane flights on "pond scum".If you buy this car there's a good chance it will be the last internal combustion engine you will ever own. It's just how the future is going to play out. There will be no room for diesels.
How do you make this claim or thought? I don't see the tech in place yet to replace the internal combustion engine. Tesla makes cars but can't make enough and there is nothing in place for me to drive that car very far efficiently. I love new things. I can PROMISE you the next generation ctd if I buy one won't be the last internal combustion engine I buy.If you buy this car there's a good chance it will be the last internal combustion engine you will ever own. It's just how the future is going to play out. There will be no room for diesels.
That would be optimal. I do remember with the first gen having full-spread ads in Motor Trend, but at that point, you're only advertising to the people who generally know it exists already.Interesting article, thanks for posting. Hopefully Chevy lets people know it exists.
That would be optimal. I do remember with the first gen having full-spread ads in Motor Trend, but at that point, you're only advertising to the people who generally know it exists already.
