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Update 1
Today, June 30th, I received a verbal comment to this article from a friend, who complained about not enough information contained in the original post and lack of time to click thru to the article I am referring to.I’d like to correct his now.
This article is about a power of thinking, when making a decision. No matter what media says, always think for yourself.
In this case, comparing a cost of Toyota Prius with the amount of gas for your travelling needs. The $15,000 in additional cost may be too much compared with the amount of gas you use. How long will it take you to spend this much on gas? Do you really want to pay this money up front? Don’t forget to consider a battery cost, which may need to be replaced in a few years, and how long you plan to keep the vehicle: it may alter your plans.
Yes, the price of gas is outrageous, yes, it’s getting more expensive by day, yes, maybe you should do something about it. And maybe not.
If you stop and think about how and why you drive, you’ll probably come up with a very intelligent decision, which is not influenced by public’s cries about highway robbery or a heard reaction of a throng in general.
A very interesting article published by CNN News asks you to do the math and wait, before you embark on a journey in search of the best economy vehicle.
Read the article and think about it: maybe you already driving this most effective, comfortable, great looking, price efficient economy car.
