Responses
The electric car costs more to buy but conserves nonrenewable resources.
The electric car costs more to buy but conserves nonrenewable resources.
The electric car costs more to repair but does not allow you to drive long distances.
The electric car costs more to repair but does not allow you to drive long distances.
The electric car costs more to repair, but gas-powered cars allow you to drive longer distances.
The electric car costs more to repair, but gas-powered cars allow you to drive longer distances.
The electric car produces less pollution but conserves nonrenewable resources.
The electric car produces less pollution but conserves nonrenewable resources.
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The best cost/benefit tradeoff for buying an electric car from the provided responses is:
The electric car costs more to buy but conserves nonrenewable resources.
This choice highlights the tradeoff between the higher initial purchase price of the electric car and the long-term benefit of conserving nonrenewable resources, which aligns with the environmental advantages of electric vehicles.
