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PeaceBlondie · 2nd June 2005, 22:41

Snaff, you're right that the minister's plan includes exporting these pocket-size cars that make a Mini Cooper look large, but read various parts of the article again, such as this one: "The government wants the EcoCar sales price to be between 350,000 to 400,000 baht (8,750 to 10,000 dollars), making it the cheapest option on the domestic market." And he talked about petrol stations in Thailand, about Thailand's increasing demand for import oil, etc.

The Prime Minister's on an energy-saving kick this week, so each cabinet minister is making absurd statements about saving energy.

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PeaceBlondie PeaceBlondie is..... Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 5,662 vCash: 500 Rep Power: 53	Snaff, you're right that the minister's plan includes exporting these pocket-size cars that make a Mini Cooper look large, but read various parts of the article again, such as this one: "The government wants the EcoCar sales price to be between 350,000 to 400,000 baht (8,750 to 10,000 dollars), making it the cheapest option on the domestic market." And he talked about petrol stations in Thailand, about Thailand's increasing demand for import oil, etc. The Prime Minister's on an energy-saving kick this week, so each cabinet minister is making absurd statements about saving energy.