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The limited-production Shelby GT350R will be available in the United States and Canada later this year, and is one of more than 12 new Ford Performance vehicles coming by 2020.
Read moreJanuary 12, 2015 – Detroit Ford Redefines Innovation in Aerodynamics, EcoBoost and Light-Weighting with All-New Ford GT Carbon Fiber Supercar – All-new Ford GT supercar
Read moreIn the wake of the nation’s housing crisis, FHA increased its premium prices to stabilize the health of its MMI Fund.
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Read moreEveryone knows that TurboTax is the most popular tax software, and after once again trying to use an accountant who didn’t impress me, we hired
Read moreThe story is just beginning though. After evacuating the building, Airplanes had to figure out what to do. There are procedures for this, but never in the history of US aviation have so many airplanes been out of communication for so long.
Read moreScott Bourquin reports from Huntington Beach California where the low pressure system that is bringing rain and snow brought some big waves too. Not many
Read moreThe Turkey is done, the ham is gone, the scale is scared and today is Cyber Monday. So where are the “Great Deals”? This season
Read moreBlink Electricity, Any Blink Station, .49/KwH
.49×15=$7.35 for a full charge at Blink, 38 miles of range.
NRG L2 Charging, No Monthly Plan. A Volt Charges at 3.3KwH/Hour
$1.50/Hr X 3.5 Hours to Full Charge = $5.25 38 Miles of Range.
$4 to go 40 miles is about the same as $3.80 for premium to go 35-38 miles on a gallon of gas. Economically speaking Bilnk was a break even on the Volt. when charging at $1 per hour. Then word broke that Blink chargers could “throttle back” and give you less electricity per hour than the 3.3 KwH, so no one really knew how much it cost.
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