Life with Cars.(Column)
AutoWeek, December, 2002
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Byline: Rich Ceppos As the sun rose, they descended upon the city, like wise men riding asses. They came unto the religious capital, to deliver their solemn message, righteous in the name of the Almighty. And so they arrived in Detroit-center of worship of the automobile-a phalanx of clergymen and women representing a bewildering array of ecumenical coalitions, some driving gas-electric hybrids.
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And together they posed the question to the great leaders of the lay automotive movement: ``What would Jesus drive?'' Really, that's what they asked. The religious leaders, from groups ...
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