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By: torogami2. on 02 Mar 11, 02:28:42
a purely electric vehicle still wouldn't go that far. It? would take a hybrid to reach 300mi range.
By: sukhkickass. on 28 Feb 11, 02:33:11
That was like 10 years? ago. With batteries like today it easily could have gone up to 300 miles
By: torogami2. on 24 Dec 10, 21:22:21
this car's not that great only 90 miles on a whole charge isn't? enough to get to another charging station
By: ynda20. on 25 Aug 10, 13:36:20
99% of the? cars were taken - many with the leaseholders blocking the path of the transporters - to the desert where they crushed and converted to landfill. It's shocking. See "Who Killed the Electric Car" - excellent documentary
By: parkerdonald. on 25 Jun 10, 08:51:22
so are all these cars? destroyed? sounds like something fishy going on? what's your opinion?
By: lynneandruss182. on 20 Feb 09, 22:08:18
that was with old style lead-acid batteries, but with todays batteries like in the Tesla could? do 300 miles