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Published: Thursday, 22 Apr 2010 | 8:18 AM ET

Today is Earth Day. There are many plans to make the world greener, one being battery-operated cars. Today, we want to know if you would buy a battery-powered car if you didn't have to sacrifice power or performance.

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