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Old 04-09-2012, 06:33 PM   #66
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Originally Posted by M_Knife_Shamylan View Post
Seeing threads like this make me very torn as the owner of a Camaro and also someone who is studying Environmental Biology and Sustainability. We simply cannot continue using fossil fuels in this country or even the world at the rate we are now. The population simply will not allow it. OTOH, i absolutely love muscle cars and would love to own something that sounds and burns fuel like there is no tomorrow.

I won't say much more because I know my opinions aren't going to be too popular on this subject. Progress is a good thing though. If you can get comparable power and use less fuel, is this not a good thing? Even Ferrari plans to add a FI V6 to its lineup.
As more fuel efficient, full electric, and hybrid electric vehicles hit the roads, and also once natural gas takes off this should help to greatly reduce gasoline use.

I don't feel that hybrids or electric cars are the answer, but we have enough natural gas on hand to last us well over a lifetime (not to mention the money will be going to U.S. based buisnesses) and hopefully by then we'll have a new solution to get over our current addiction to gas and oil.

In a perfect world we'd get a FI 4 cylinder, N/A V6, Turbo V6, and V8 version of the 6th gen Camaro. My how I'd love to have a lighter weight, more nimble Camaro with an LFX n/a V6 crankin out something around 340 to 350 horse. Would be a very affordable nice performing car....of course if money is no object...you go with the big dog version lol.
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