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<blockquote data-quote="T. MIKE SMITH" data-source="post: 4369778" data-attributes="member: 44552"><p>I&#039;m almost 70 and don&#039;t really have an interest in EV&#039;s, so I probably will never have one. They are however coming into society at a pretty good clip. I like Chevys and you like Fords- We all get choices. The main thing I don&#039;t like in all this is, the EV people get all kinds of tax breaks to build them- the wind mill people get all kinds of tax breaks and gov assistance. The oil companies get no breaks and are pushed back at every turn. Bottom line- oil is the best answer currently- EV and other alternatives are working all the time now and eventually they will get better. I believe it&#039;s going to take all types of energy going forward as the population continues to grow. I just wish there was parity in the tax incentives to create things. For me it&#039;s just this simple- I will do the most economic thing to provide dependable transportation.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="T. MIKE SMITH, post: 4369778, member: 44552"] I'm almost 70 and don't really have an interest in EV's, so I probably will never have one. They are however coming into society at a pretty good clip. I like Chevys and you like Fords- We all get choices. The main thing I don't like in all this is, the EV people get all kinds of tax breaks to build them- the wind mill people get all kinds of tax breaks and gov assistance. The oil companies get no breaks and are pushed back at every turn. Bottom line- oil is the best answer currently- EV and other alternatives are working all the time now and eventually they will get better. I believe it's going to take all types of energy going forward as the population continues to grow. I just wish there was parity in the tax incentives to create things. For me it's just this simple- I will do the most economic thing to provide dependable transportation. [/QUOTE]

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