Clunkers for cash a scam and dangerous - Page 10

#91

USMCFLYR , 08-07-2009 08:28 PM

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1. What happens when the cash runs out ?

The program ends or the gov't authorizes more I guess

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2. What happens when people default on the new loans for these cars?

I don't know. Did they not learn anything from the mortages?
At least the dealer wasn't trying to get my to buy a car out of my league unlike the last time I bought a house!

I heard that there was a $75 billion program to help those people who overextended themselves on the mortages.

USMCFLYR

#92

forumname , 08-07-2009 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by hotshot

Top Gear said awhile ago that manufacturing the batteries on the Prius do more damage to the environment than a Land Rover

Unfortunately, The Stig is not allowed to have opinions n vehicles..

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Originally Posted by CrimsonEclipse

Top Gear has more entertainment value than science value.

That's blasphemy.

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Originally Posted by wrxpilot

Actually, they do a VERY decent job of focusing on the reality of subjects such as this. The nickel metal hydride battery is really a rather nasty hit on the environment.

Unfortunately, The Stig is not allowed to have opinions on vehicles.

#93

GunshipGuy , 08-12-2009 06:34 AM

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Like him or not, Glenn Beck brings up a good point about this program regarding accessing cars.gov to participate in this program. Buyer beware.

http://www..youtube.com/watch?v=mqfuZ7hiap0

Not trying to lay blame on a political party for this; just think it's something to consider before you log on with your computer.