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Bold and true: the combustion engine has outlived its usefulness.
Your segment with Gary Golden was excellent and gave some clear and important information. Please have more of him!
I agree. I hope Garry's idea of "leap-frogging" to an all-electric platform finds its way up to the national decision-making centers.
I loved your segment with Gary Golden and the departure of the combustible engine. Not only was Gary articulate regarding the future of the electric car, but he had practical ideas regarding GM. Thanks for having him on your program, which I listen to every morning.
Jacquelyn Ashley
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