Comments on: It’s Big, it’s Tough, it’s Powerful…it’s a Hybrid?! 2008 Yukon/Tahoe Hybrid Test Drive

By: honda prius

honda prius — Thu, 15 May 2008 11:16:42 +0000

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By: Met Mad Hatter

Met Mad Hatter — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 14:14:57 +0000

Gasoline is never going to disappear, and that’s fine what these SUV and Cars that are hybrid, flex, electric, and Fuel cell are doing is taking a piece of the market away from the greedy oil industry. If they reduce the oil markets share by 50% in 10 years then they’ve accomplished their intended purposes and we get a cleaner environment to boot. BRAVO

By: queenb@supernerdio.com

queenb@supernerdio.com — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 23:51:52 +0000

I want a hybrid.

By: texasguy

texasguy — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 13:12:30 +0000

It’s good to see this. Large vehicle hybrids and large vehicle PHEVs would help out because a lot of people own pickups for their ease of moving things. I know people that have a pickup and only drive them when they need to once a week.

I think the market will sort out who buys pickups/SUVs and who buys smaller cars in the future because even at 20 city 30 highway, the gas bill is pretty high. Also the larger SUVs cost a lot more up front.

IT’s a move in the right direction.

Some people here hate large vehicles but most really just want the volt to be built and have the technology available.

By: Mas

Mas — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 16:27:43 +0000

I still think People are the problem and not the vehicles. The American People need to learn self-disapline. They need to choose a fuel efficient vehicle that they need, and not a vehicle that they want, just because. I don\’t agree with the mentality that gas should continue to rise in order to control people, because there are some that absolutely need a large vehicle due to the size of their family. Most of these people\’s budgets would seriously become strained if gas was too much to afford. My wife will soon give birth to our third child, add to that a German shepherd dog and all of a sudden, trying to take a trip or go camping and fit all our stuff, us and the dog into her wagon is no way, shape or form possible. However due to the current gas prices, having her drive a large SUV would absolutely bury our budget. Our solution was to buy an older Suburban to keep as a third vehicle, that only gets used for family outings, trips or camping. For everyday use she will continue to drive her fuel efficient wagon and I my fuel efficient sedan.