Comments on: Gasoline Prices http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737 the delicious frosting on your internet Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:57:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Jen http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5770 Jen Fri, 28 Apr 2006 22:15:20 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5770 I, um, do not. I, um, do not.

]]> By: Michael http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5767 Michael Fri, 28 Apr 2006 21:19:29 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5767 ....<i>they haven’t made the green cars any damn fun yet.</i> They have if you've got 50 G burning a hole in your pocket, dear Liza, dear Liza. http://lexus.com/2007gsh_preview2/assets/gshPreview_img_photo.jpg ….they haven’t made the green cars any damn fun yet.

They have if you’ve got 50 G burning a hole in your pocket, dear Liza, dear Liza. http://lexus.com/2007gsh_previ....._photo.jpg

]]> By: Jen http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5763 Jen Fri, 28 Apr 2006 19:48:01 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5763 I want one of those new Mustangs so bad I can't even let myself test drive one. Have to buy a new car when I get to Ohio, sold mine a week or so ago, and not really looking forward to it because they haven't made the green cars any damn fun yet. I want one of those new Mustangs so bad I can’t even let myself test drive one. Have to buy a new car when I get to Ohio, sold mine a week or so ago, and not really looking forward to it because they haven’t made the green cars any damn fun yet.

]]> By: Michael http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5761 Michael Fri, 28 Apr 2006 19:19:36 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/gasoline-prices/737#comment-5761 Crazy! I really want to put my money where my mouth is on my next car purchase, but it's complicated, yo. I've read that it costs more energy to produce the hybrids than a regular car. How long does it take to make that up? Should you get a hybrid car or a flex-fuel car that uses ethanol? Of course it's probably best to keep driving the SAME OLD CAR because not buying a new one is probably the most friendly to the environment. But all those new cars are just sitting there on the lots anyway. And they're so pretty. Crazy!

I really want to put my money where my mouth is on my next car purchase, but it’s complicated, yo. I’ve read that it costs more energy to produce the hybrids than a regular car. How long does it take to make that up? Should you get a hybrid car or a flex-fuel car that uses ethanol? Of course it’s probably best to keep driving the SAME OLD CAR because not buying a new one is probably the most friendly to the environment. But all those new cars are just sitting there on the lots anyway. And they’re so pretty.

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