lasrx said:
...If they called you about it, its at least in the Continental US right?
Actually....they didn't call me about it. I always have to be the one to call them! They've been AWFUL about returning calls. I so badly want to say their name, but I know that some will think it's sour-grapes or something. I suspect they know their deal with me is good (ie; I'm good for the money), and they've basically already sold me the car (I'm unlikely to back out at this late date), so they don't need to return my calls or give me an occasional status.
But to be completely fair, I do have to say....I'm still driving their new loaded Camry around. It's a cushy ride. I got the car with just over 100 miles. Even if they called me first-thing in the morning, there's no way I can return their car with anything less than 650 miles on the ODO. Heh! :twisted: Er...in my defense, I've kept it clean and shiny, left the paper floor mats down, and I have already filled the tank in anticipation of getting that call.....
lasrx said:
...As for hydrogen, its in the works; but theres no consumer distrubution system in place yet, but its going to change....
I certainly hope so, but I am dismayed by what I perceive to be "all talk/no walk". Two test cars for Orlando? Is this a joke? I realize we have to start someplace, but I really want to see more
actual progress, and fewer government or media-issued platitudes. Sheesh, it's a wonder that all that hot air hasn't ignited all that hydrogen!
Furthermore, why can't we be making progress on other types of fuel cells, like the kind you can install in your home?
I know of a few companies out there in the business, but so far, nobody is making an affordable and effective product that droves of people would be willing to pay actual dollars for.
And to me, that is the kiss of death for any enterprise.
<sigh> Maybe I'm just impatient. I'm going to go meditate and do some "ooohhhmmms" now.