New Presidential Limousine
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competition will help with innovation in green autos
I talked to someone who told me that during and shortly after World War II, there were thousands of all-electric delivery vehicles in Manhattan. They just put a bunch of lead-acid batteries in the delivery vans, and off they went. I guess that in Manhattan, they did not have to drive very far, nor very fast, there are no hills, and they were never very far from their garage.
So far electric cars are only driving slow news days and some old people who hang around the golf course all day long.
What car?
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