[ericbecky]

My Insight will be featured in Madison's afternoon newspaper, The Capital Times on Monday April 19, Page 8B.

It's in a feature called, Who's Behind The Wheel.

We did the interview and photos last week. If it get's posted on their website, I'll be sure to edit the post to include the web address.

 

[Guest]

Hi Ericbecky:

___Can you type up the interview/article and post it here before the online version becomes available? I am very interested to see if the newsies spun or slanted you or your car’s attributes in any way shape or form … Did you tell them about the Hybrid Group meet at Miller Park two weeks from now?

___Anyway, it is nice to see an Insight get noticed for the world to see … Especially since your Insight is a much better vehicle then that $700 Camry w/ 150,000 + miles or whatever it was from a few months ago???

___Good Luck

___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Hunt Club Farms Landscaping Ltd.
___[email:2k2nn75h][email protected][/email:2k2nn75h]

 

[ericbecky]

I will post the article once I see it. He seemed to like the car and I even let him drive it to the photo shoot. I gave him plenty of info about the upcoming event in Milwaukee as well as my personal web page about my Insight.

The feature regularly features a wide variety of cars. Pristine Corvettes, race cars, classic cars; it's all over the board.

 

[ericbecky]

The article is available on the web.

A few misquotes but overall a fun article to read.
(FYI: I did not create the GreenHybrid.com website, Jason Siegel did.)

Here is the current web address.
http://www.madison.com/captimes/features/72574.php

Sometimes articles get archived under a different address. I'll try to watch for the change. Otherwise you can always find it in the Archives via the search function http://www.madison.com/archives/simple_search.php

 

[Aaron Cake]

It needs: A sign stating, "No, I do not have to plug it in!"

Great. How about a sign that says "I wish I could plug it in, but the auto manufacturers have been brainwashing the general public to think that EVs are not viable, and reinforcing this myth by the fact that they don't offer a single real EV, only fake hybrids..."