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I quite fancy the idea- 100 miles range, decent speed and acceleration, enough seats for most of my journeys, hopefully reliable. Reminds me strongly of my old Smart. And the leasing thing sounds like what GM did with the EV1 in the US. (Lets hope it doesnt go the same way)
.....but not at £700 per month.
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btw- mods, sorry for the Hindustan Ambassador. Couldn't post without choosing a car.
Edit: Fixed to remove the car. In discussion you either need to have a make/model or Category. As it's an electric car I selected Green Motoring for you. Rob
Edited by Pugugly on 23/01/2009 at 21:47
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How much?????
For the same price a small sensible car and a lot of fuel.
Or, something nice and flashy and fast, and a lot of fuel!
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Conversation in a pub ..........
"What car have you got."
"It's a Mitsibushi iE-VMi, er .......... MEi-Vi, er ......... V-iiMV, er .........."
I can't see the model name catching on.
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is there some international agreement amongst car manufacturers that they will never produce a half decent looking electric car? as for pronouncing the model name you would never need to as no normal person would ever admit to owning one
Edited by welshlad on 21/01/2009 at 09:00
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What about that electric Elise they make in the US - Tesla?
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Just been reading a report on the Mitsubishi i-MiEV in the Manchester Evening News.
Sounds like the ideal car for Erin Dors. 80-90 miles on a full charge, 87mph top speed and they reckon £45 to do 10,000 miles. Be ideal to replace our C3 Sensodrive as we never use it out of town and , really, it never does more than 30 miles a day, and then only occasionally. It's a 660cc 'i-car' with it's mechanics ripped out and electrics put in. Trouble is, it's £20,000 and she wants a new kitchen first.
Ted
Ted, joined it up with the existing thread
Edited by Pugugly on 23/01/2009 at 21:49
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