Question

In “Cars Without Gasoline Are Here” the author claims that alternative technologies will make cars better for consumers, and supports that claim by citing the benefits of each type of alternative technology. Based on the information in “Are ‘Green’ Cars Really All That Green?,” how sound is the author’s reasoning in the first passage?

Answer 1

Looking at the information in “Are ‘Green’ Cars Really All That Green?,” we can deduce that the author's reasoning isn't sound as he doesn't see driving green cars to help save the planet.

What is green car?

Green car or green vehicle is known as an eco-friendly vehicle that is seen as less harmful to the environment as it doesn't use conventional internal combustion engine that produces gases that are unhealthy to the environment. Green cars use alternative fuels that are friendly to the environment.

We see that the author was actually not satisfied with the issue of green cars saving the planet.

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