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Re: 05 Jeep grand
I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord.
The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some years of the JGC. On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 07:52:26 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > Sounds like you don't know a damn thing about your suggestion, the >Honda Accord hybrid. You didn't even mention batteries, Regenerative >braking, or the 12-kilowatt electric motor, all of which will only get >you 29 miles to the gallon: >http://www.hondanews.com/CatID2128%3...39095&mime=asc > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
You wrote "Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants
does a realistic test on the hybrid." You're a typical bleeding heart liberal democrat, in that you dismiss all facts! If you could run Whois, you'll find the site I pointed you to was owned by: AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO., INC. I'm through beating my head against a wall. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ ---- wrote: > > I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. > The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I > can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other > than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric > system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and > gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 > mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in > their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda > products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and > automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be > extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that > isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some > years of the JGC. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
You wrote "Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants
does a realistic test on the hybrid." You're a typical bleeding heart liberal democrat, in that you dismiss all facts! If you could run Whois, you'll find the site I pointed you to was owned by: AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO., INC. I'm through beating my head against a wall. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ ---- wrote: > > I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. > The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I > can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other > than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric > system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and > gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 > mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in > their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda > products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and > automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be > extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that > isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some > years of the JGC. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
You wrote "Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants
does a realistic test on the hybrid." You're a typical bleeding heart liberal democrat, in that you dismiss all facts! If you could run Whois, you'll find the site I pointed you to was owned by: AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO., INC. I'm through beating my head against a wall. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ ---- wrote: > > I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. > The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I > can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other > than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric > system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and > gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 > mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in > their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda > products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and > automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be > extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that > isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some > years of the JGC. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
Well, there you go Bill. Wrong again! I'm a very conservative
Republican. I never dismiss facts. As a former Director of Quality Assurance for two major aerospace firms, I am used to dealing with facts rather than opinions. I think we have spent enough OT time on the Jeep newsgroup. On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:24:55 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > You wrote "Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants >does a realistic test on the hybrid." You're a typical bleeding heart >liberal democrat, in that you dismiss all facts! If you could run Whois, >you'll find the site I pointed you to was owned by: AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR >CO., INC. I'm through beating my head against a wall. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > >---- wrote: >> >> I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. >> The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I >> can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other >> than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric >> system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and >> gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 >> mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in >> their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda >> products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and >> automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be >> extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that >> isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some >> years of the JGC. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
Well, there you go Bill. Wrong again! I'm a very conservative
Republican. I never dismiss facts. As a former Director of Quality Assurance for two major aerospace firms, I am used to dealing with facts rather than opinions. I think we have spent enough OT time on the Jeep newsgroup. On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:24:55 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > You wrote "Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants >does a realistic test on the hybrid." You're a typical bleeding heart >liberal democrat, in that you dismiss all facts! If you could run Whois, >you'll find the site I pointed you to was owned by: AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR >CO., INC. I'm through beating my head against a wall. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > >---- wrote: >> >> I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. >> The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I >> can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other >> than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric >> system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and >> gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 >> mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in >> their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda >> products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and >> automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be >> extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that >> isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some >> years of the JGC. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
Well, there you go Bill. Wrong again! I'm a very conservative
Republican. I never dismiss facts. As a former Director of Quality Assurance for two major aerospace firms, I am used to dealing with facts rather than opinions. I think we have spent enough OT time on the Jeep newsgroup. On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:24:55 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > You wrote "Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants >does a realistic test on the hybrid." You're a typical bleeding heart >liberal democrat, in that you dismiss all facts! If you could run Whois, >you'll find the site I pointed you to was owned by: AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR >CO., INC. I'm through beating my head against a wall. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > >---- wrote: >> >> I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. >> The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I >> can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other >> than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric >> system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and >> gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 >> mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in >> their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda >> products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and >> automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be >> extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that >> isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some >> years of the JGC. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
You wrote:
"I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some years of the JGC." ---- wrote: > > Well, there you go Bill. Wrong again! I'm a very conservative > Republican. I never dismiss facts. As a former Director of Quality > Assurance for two major aerospace firms, I am used to dealing with > facts rather than opinions. I think we have spent enough OT time on > the Jeep newsgroup. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
You wrote:
"I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some years of the JGC." ---- wrote: > > Well, there you go Bill. Wrong again! I'm a very conservative > Republican. I never dismiss facts. As a former Director of Quality > Assurance for two major aerospace firms, I am used to dealing with > facts rather than opinions. I think we have spent enough OT time on > the Jeep newsgroup. |
Re: 05 Jeep grand
You wrote:
"I'm wondering who it is that doesn't know anything about the Accord. The batteries, regenerative braking and electric motor, as far as I can tell, don't have a damn thing to do with increased mileage other than letting the A/C run on batteries when stopped. The electric system merely facilitates letting the V-6 achieve better mileage, and gives added horsepower when you put your foot in it. I think the 29 mpg is a bunch of crap. Let's wait until someone without ants in their pants does a realistic test on the hybrid. I have used Honda products since the 60's. Lawn mowers, power plants, motorcycles and automobiles. Honda knows how to build a good product. It would be extremely unlikely that they would put something out to market that isn't going to work correctly or be of poor quality. Unlike some years of the JGC." ---- wrote: > > Well, there you go Bill. Wrong again! I'm a very conservative > Republican. I never dismiss facts. As a former Director of Quality > Assurance for two major aerospace firms, I am used to dealing with > facts rather than opinions. I think we have spent enough OT time on > the Jeep newsgroup. |
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