Reducing human-caused CO2 emissions has become a global priority, and there is a sense of urgency and purpose building. One of President Obama's priorities is to establish the US as a leader in alternative energy. Montana Governor Schweitzer's "20x10" initiative challenges state agencies to reduce CO2 emissions by 20% by next year. Over 500 US cities have signed onto the Mayor's Climate Protection Agreement. "Energy Independence" has become a national priority and "Green" has gone mainstream. Cumulatively, our individual decisions: the cars we drive, the sort of houses we live in and the lifestyles we lead, do make a big difference.

Last year, American homes and cars together emitted over 3 billion metric tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. The US ranks as the highest greenhouse gas emitter on the planet, and the Northern Rocky Mountain states are among the highest in the US. Wyoming has the distinction of being the #1 CO2 emitter per capita. North Dakota is #2 and Montana #7. Together we face great challenges, but also unprecedented opportunities.

While traditional car dealerships have a vested interest in maintaining the status-quo, Eco Auto offers an alternative way of thinking about how we move around each day. Eco Auto was the first, and remains the only source for zero-emission, no-gas electric vehicles in the region. While others are busy hyping their future vehicles, we're doing it NOW: offering practical, affordable electric cars and trucks for all-season use. Owning an electric car means driving the road less travelled. Electric car drivers don't worry about the price at the pump. Our cars don't need oil changes, tune-ups, or antifreeze. Our cars are quiet and clean. They don't even need a muffler. They don't need to be warmed-up on cold mornings. They don't wastefully idle in traffic.