But Can It Beat My $200 Horse?

“It handles like a Corvette. It pulls a corner that will blow your mind.”
—David Hamilton, Vice President of Tomberlin Group,
on his company’s $8,000 electric car, the Anvil,
which has a top speed of 25 miles an hour

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Anonymous said…
We owe it to someone else's achievements in health and thus feel joy, depending on the success of others as if their achievements, and this is the Buddha mind. Always hold the interests of all sentient beings of the heart, we can not leave the joy forever.
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P.L. Frederick said…
The Buddha strikes again.
September 04, 2009
Anonymous said…
It may handle like a Corvette but I bet it tips over like a bigwheel.
September 05, 2009
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