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On June 10th, 2008 solution (not verified) says:

Lets say General Motors comes out and says in the year of 2010 we are going to produce a car that does not run on gas The car will be totally hybred and this is all we will produce from here on. The technology is here and it can be done. Think about this.
No dependency on oil,No more fighting for oil ,or war for oil. Car companies and the economy would floururish like the country should. The car companies probally would not be able to keep up with demand.therefore creating jobs. It will happen
when enough people get fed up and let them know we are not going to pay high gasoline prices .

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