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@wolfgang59 saidLOL....I hate to inform you but the electric cars are the new ones the old-fashioned as you call them are still the main ones used and will be as long as the gas and oil company's have something to say about it!!! 😉
Only if you have one of those old-fashioned non-electric cars! 😉
People would have to stop buying the gas run vehicles and I can't see that happeing in the near future....Sure there are some out, buddy of mine has one. They sure are quiet, a thing of future, they will need stations every 50 miles or so to re-charge them until someone comes up with something better.
-VR
@very-rusty saidWhy do you feel like you need to come into every thread and explain everyone's jokes?
LOL....I hate to inform you but the electric cars are the new ones the old-fashioned as you call them are still the main ones used and will be as long as the gas and oil company's have something to say about it!!! 😉
People would have to stop buying the gas run vehicles and I can't see that happeing in the near future....Sure there are some out, buddy of mine has one. ...[text shortened]... stations every 50 miles or so to re-charge them until someone comes up with something better.
-VR
What a wet blanket.
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@great-big-stees saidI do, to my friend in Nice, we both love beautiful cards. We do use e-mail too though.
Do people still write letters? The kind you send through the post office. I still send, via the post office, Xmas cards but it's been a looooong time since I sent a letter that way.
@great-big-stees saidI don't write letters anymore all e-mail or texting, I don't remember what year I last sent out cards as you can do that by e-mail too. I do give Family personal cards that I actually go out and buy and try to find something in the card that is right for that particular person.
Do people still write letters? The kind you send through the post office. I still send, via the post office, Xmas cards but it's been a looooong time since I sent a letter that way.
-VR
@very-rusty saidYou are way out of date old man.
as long as the gas and oil company's have something to say about it!!! 😉
They sure are quiet, a thing of future, they will need stations every 50 miles or so to re-charge them until someone comes up with something better.
-VR
Firstly the gas companies should not have anything to do with what cars we buy.
Secondly my 5-year-old Leaf does 150 KM without charging.
Charging is easy and quick with MANY FREE charge sites around the city.
Younger batteries have a longer range and the quality of batteries is
getting better and better.
Granted if you are towing or constantly doing long mileage then petrol
is better but the days of the internal combustion engine are numbered.
I read a prophecy the other day from an industry expert who said that
the next non-electric car you buy will be your last.
@great-big-stees saidMy daughter loves getting cards from family in UK.
Do people still write letters? The kind you send through the post office. I still send, via the post office, Xmas cards but it's been a looooong time since I sent a letter that way.
It's really special to her. More personal.
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@wolfgang59 saidFirs of all have a little respect and don't be saying old man, unless you'd actually tell me that face to face.
You are way out of date old man.
Firstly the gas companies should not have anything to do with what cars we buy.
Secondly my 5-year-old Leaf does 150 KM without charging.
Charging is easy and quick with MANY FREE charge sites around the city.
Younger batteries have a longer range and the quality of batteries is
getting better and better.
Granted if you are t ...[text shortened]... ther day from an industry expert who said that
the next non-electric car you buy will be your last.
Well lets see what actually happens!
Don't for a second fool yourself into thinking the gas & oil company's don't have power as do the car dealerships.
Time will be the judge not you or I!
-VR
@wolfgang59 saidIndeed, that is why I do it for family members, and a few close friends!
My daughter loves getting cards from family in UK.
It's really special to her. More personal.
It does add a personal touch for sure!
-VR
@very-rusty saidYou are old by your own admission, an old by your
Firs of all have a little respect and don't be saying old man, unless you'd actually tell me that face to face.
Well lets see what actually happens!
attitude and I have very little respect for you anyway.
Let's see what happens?
What about seeing what is happening now?
The NZ government is planning subsidising electric vehicles because that really
is the only barrier to getting petrol vehicles off the road. It [b[is happening now[/b].
@wolfgang59 saidYou're very disrespectful, I am sure my respect for you has lessened from where it was with your rude statement. I think you just have disrespect for older people in general.
You are old by your own admission, an old by your
attitude and I have very little respect for you anyway.
Let's see what happens?
What about seeing what is happening now?
The NZ government is planning subsidising electric vehicles because that really
is the only barrier to getting petrol vehicles off the road. It [b[is happening now[/b].
Like I said lets see how the electric cars go.
NZ isn't the rest of the world believe it or not!
There are around a half a billion bicycles in China---about 1 bicycle per household---more than any other country but this was down from from 670 million in the 1990s. There are seven million registered bicycle riders in Beijing and 6.5 million in Shanghai. In most places bicycles outnumber cars at least 10 to 1.
Does that mean the rest of the world will turn to bicycles? Highly unlikely to happen. Just because something is happening in one Country doesn't mean it will go global.
-VR