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Photos: Electric cars from New York

by Wayne Cunningham
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At the 2008 New York auto show, the race is on to offer a production electric car. Major automakers Nissan, Subaru, and Mitsubishi showed working vehicles, while an upstart brought in a conversion with impressive stats.

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by nasacouk March 22, 2008 1:44 AM PDT
RIGHT...but how much roof space do i need to look at investing in to use solar power to keep an electric car running in say SCOTLAND, brains ?
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by DanClapp March 24, 2008 11:52 AM PDT
If the electric car is ready for prime time let's see a photp of a guy over 6 ft tall in the driver's seat! I (at 6'7") would give up my SUV for something that I could fit into but I haven't found it yet.
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by March 25, 2008 4:49 AM PDT
When will someone build a real electric cars instead of a play toy? Just make one that will go at least 200 miles per charge and has some interior space (i.e. Honda Fit).

While I'm on the subject what is with current auto MPG. I use to drive a 62 VW bug that got 36 mpg on the road and 32 in the city. What has happened to all this modern tech like light weigh materials and improved engines I keep hearing about?
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