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Not sure if that will make it or not, not sure how the good people in certain "you can't do that" institutes will see them. But they do look pretty neat!
Originally posted by Rebel D
it is a pretty slick looking vehicle
I like the whole design, and being BMW you can pretty much expect it to not only look good but drive well aswell.
Fuel economy looks like a massive improvement on anything out at the moment aswell.
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I sold my V8 Camaro in September (I usually store it for the winter but decided it was a waste of money). The next car I buy will be electric.
I have driven the Tesla Roadster a couple of times. It's a nice car but its too small for my 6'3" frame. It's also a 2 seater which, even though its designed to be a sports car, and even though its all electric, is just not practical for me at $120,000. It's fast as hell making it FUN, but the cramped space takes some of that fun away.
I since gave up on the electric sports car idea and have been instead looking at the Telsa Model S ($50k) and even the Chevy Volt (also $50k). The Model S is all electric and really nice looking (almost looks like a luxury car) while the Chevy Volt is a semi-compact hybrid. Mind you it's much better than all the other hybrids out there, but still.
The new BMW on the other hand is fucking GORGEOUS. If I was going to get one I would definitely go for the electric-only version. Besides everything else it will easily out perform the hybrid counterpart and be a bazillion times cheaper to run. It is by far the sexiest car I've seen in a very long time. (Plus it reminds me of TRON. Maybe Olivia Wild will want a ride..)
I sold my V8 Camaro in September (I usually store it for the winter but decided it was a waste of money). The next car I buy will be electric.
I have driven the Tesla Roadster a couple of times. It's a nice car but its too small for my 6'3" frame. It's also a 2 seater which, even though its designed to be a sports car, and even though its all electric, is just not practical for me at $120,000. It's fast as hell making it FUN, but the cramped space takes some of that fun away.
I since gave up on the electric sports car idea and have been instead looking at the Telsa Model S ($50k) and even the Chevy Volt (also $50k). The Model S is all electric and really nice looking (almost looks like a luxury car) while the Chevy Volt is a semi-compact hybrid. Mind you it's much better than all the other hybrids out there, but still.
The new BMW on the other hand is fucking GORGEOUS. If I was going to get one I would definitely go for the electric-only version. Besides everything else it will easily out perform the hybrid counterpart and be a bazillion times cheaper to run. It is by far the sexiest car I've seen in a very long time. (Plus it reminds me of TRON. Maybe Olivia Wild will want a ride..)
I will never ever buy a fully electric car. Too many problems with them. Everytime I read a review, or there is one on Top Gear they just have soo many downfalls.
Expensive battery packs that don't last, charging takes too long etc.
A Hybrid would be ok, but I will wait for Hydrogen before even thinking of ditching Gas/Petrol/Diesel.
A 100% electric car would be good for local run abouts probably. But that is about where it ends at the moment.
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