REVIEWS OF “TWO CENTS PER MILE”

Two Cents per Mile: Will President Obama Make It Happen with the Stroke of a Pen?
June-July 2009 (Amazon Customer Reviews)

"… Essentially, [Two Cents Per Mile by Nevres Cefo] 'sold' me on electric cars…Electric cars are an engaging topic, which are important to know about for many reasons. Whether you are concerned about the future of our economy and consumer choice, or environmentalism and green living, or innovative engineering, electric cars are a technology you have to know about…After reading "Two Cents Per Mile", I'm convinced it's the best written introduction to the subject. Cefo carefully blends history, technical information, and brilliant insight in an accessible and informative book on a groundbreaking topic. The book covers a lot of ground…"[Jacob Brooks]

"This book is a must read for anyone concerned about transportation, the environment and public policy. The book goes far deeper than the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car in explaining what the author calls ‘the open door conspiracy’ going on between Big Oil, Big Automotive and the U.S. Department of Energy. From the eyes of an engineer but written in plain English, the book shows how instead of moving toward all electric vehicles, we are being held back by corporations who want to preserve the internal combustion engine and their precious liquid fuels…"[Tired Of Oil]

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"…[A] phenomenal book that identifies where our effort to reduce the country's dependence on foreign oil should be directed. A MUST read for everyone who is concerned about the environment and the future of transportation…"[DC Brela]

"…Two Cents per Mile proves that we have the technology to produce clean, economical, affordable cars and to FREE us from our dependence on OIL. There have been 100% electric vehicles on the road in America for the past TEN YEARS! They aren't out of a science fiction novel either, they are Toyota RAV4 SUVs! How can this be? Why don't we know about them? This author (an electrical engineer) clearly explains the battery technology and explains how and why the oil and auto industries have suppressed the battery patents in these cars to maintain their power and our dependence on the internal combustion engine and oil…"[Kendra L.]