> I held an "A" license in smog:

And this is supposed to impress me?

 

>Toyota Prius batteries are warranted for 10 years. The replacement
>batteries cost $3500.

I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...

Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

>Toyota Prius batteries are warranted for 10 years. The replacement
>batteries cost $3500.

I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...

Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

>Toyota Prius batteries are warranted for 10 years. The replacement
>batteries cost $3500.

I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...

Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

>Toyota Prius batteries are warranted for 10 years. The replacement
>batteries cost $3500.

I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...

Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

Mean while I'm be riding in comfort and along five of my friends
knowing this may be the last thing you see:
http://www.----------.com/bronco4.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

Bill wrote:
>
> I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
> more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
> at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
> intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...
>
> Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
> well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

Mean while I'm be riding in comfort and along five of my friends
knowing this may be the last thing you see:
http://www.----------.com/bronco4.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

Bill wrote:
>
> I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
> more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
> at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
> intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...
>
> Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
> well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

Mean while I'm be riding in comfort and along five of my friends
knowing this may be the last thing you see:
http://www.----------.com/bronco4.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

Bill wrote:
>
> I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
> more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
> at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
> intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...
>
> Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
> well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

Mean while I'm be riding in comfort and along five of my friends
knowing this may be the last thing you see:
http://www.----------.com/bronco4.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

Bill wrote:
>
> I know bill will disagree.. but over that 10 year period you'd save
> more then $3500 in the costs of fuel.. making a replacement
> at the ten year mark still cheeper... But math, logic,
> intellegence don't seem to fit into his "real jeep" bs...
>
> Not that I'd consider owning a hybrid.. they don't seem to fair to
> well yet in extreme cold temps...

 

Got a web site that'll back that up? Because what I've read from
Toy they are trying for that, but get only about half that with today's
batteries.
But even if that were true, my '78 Bronco's total costs have not
added to that in these almost thirty years.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

RJ wrote:
>
> Toyota Prius batteries are warranted for 10 years. The replacement
> batteries cost $3500.
>
> ---
> Bob