Can you stop hurricanes by driving an ugly little $40,000 car?
Choose the best answer.
- Yes
- No
- Only a complete moron would believe that their buying a hybrid somehow affects hurricanes.
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In a major hurriane, the ugly little $40,000 car would get blown away, torn apart and smashed to bits. No, it would not be able to stop a hurricane.
Must be a way to graph average engine size, against ACE?
Obviously #3!
However research shows that #2 could possibly be true and climate models proclaim that #1 shows you believe what the Chicken Little Brigade claims.
Of course not. However, it’s easier to survive while driving in one if you’re in an F-150 4X4, or larger.
You need to spring for a moving truck….. and move away from the Hurricane zone. Works every time.