Should a gasoline tax be levied to subsidize/jump start the ethanol industry?

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The usage of ethanol through corn will drive up the prices of other corn based products.

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Hybrids are pretty much a joke Nym, even the car dealers themselves will admit it. You can buy small jap cars that can compete with/outdo hybrids that are using conventional combustion engines. Plus another negative is hybrids have very expensive fuel cells to replace (1500-2000$).

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Hybrids are pretty much a joke Nym, even the car dealers themselves will admit it. You can buy small jap cars that can compete with/outdo hybrids that are using conventional combustion engines. Plus another negative is hybrids have very expensive fuel cells to replace (1500-2000$).

you are pretty much a moron. No car dealership in the world would want to dissuade you from buying a car. there is strike #1. strike #2 is no Japanese car can get 60+ mpg. oh and strike 3 is your name is statesrights.

Actually they did! So, why don't you a) grow up and b) get over yourself. Oh, and no hybrid consistently gets 60mph and that's been proven. Go take your 16 posts and go pound sand, fool.

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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/mpg/MPG.do?action=browseList2&make=Honda&model=Insight

what was that? Oh right, they only hybrid you have ever heard of is the prius right? you forget about honda. I believe that says "user averages" or about 60+ mpg. hmm. That is very interesting isnt it? after all, didnt you just say that no hybrid gets 60 mph (i assume you mean mpg) consistenly. Well, i do believe this makes me right! Post count has no direct correlation to intelligence. Sorry buddy. you lose this one.

Those vehicles have been proven to be pretty equal to standard combustion engines in situations in which the speeds are over 20/mph. Those hybrids may be nice for crammed stop and go metro areas but if you live in a rural area a fuel efficient Japanese vehicle or quality diesel is about as if not more effecient then a hybrid. Plus, if it breaks down, it won't cost me 2000 dollars to replace a fuel cell.

Plus your link says right in red at the top of the page: "DISCLAIMER: Average user estimates are based on data from Your MPG users rather than official sources. Since the source data cannot be verified, neither DOE nor EPA guarantees the accuracy of these estimates." Plus, those vehicles are small and unrealistic for the average american family.

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I win, again.