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How much was wasted on the EV monuments...er, recharging stations

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In Reply to: Who Killed the Electric Car? � A lot of fluff with no substance. posted by EdM on November 27, 2006 at 06:43:00:

Seems like every public building in CA has a couple of those special EV Recharging Stations that probably cost taxpayers $100K each to install.
BTW, I recall reading that several EVs caught fire while charging and burned down their owners' homes. Did the movie mention that?

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Always dangerous to release the product well before its time - Victor Khomenko 14:27:19 11/27/06 (1)
They DO need another ten or more years before it becomes practical.
- Yes, imagine being the first one to buy a telephone... - dave c 14:46:28 11/27/06 (0)
  As we are maybe 50 years away from no more oil, and if some experts are right in claiming that Middle Eastern deposits are theoretical and have never actually been discovered, it could be a lot closer than that, what other fuel source would be feasible... wind power? Because, if so, this may be the LA Freeway in 2106

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