I would buy one strictly for commuting and zooming around the community but, I’d still have my Gas Fired monster for all the fun things in life..

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I just can’t believe that they can’t slap some modern technology into an EV1 and sell it to the masses. I’m sure all the tools are there but, they just don’t want to release it.

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I can’t believe I’m saying this but, GM seems to be behind the 8 ball on a lot of things, the late release of the Camaro, the late release of a decent hybrid car, late late late. One of these days they’ll show up late to the show and nobody will be there…

Good luck in the future GM!

No: it’s too old.
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Battery technology and car effeciency has come a long way over the past few years, especially with Toyota’s work on the Prius and RX400h. To use such an old design would be wasteful, and the consumer would have minimal driving range, and wouldn’t save anywhere near as much money as they would if they bought a Volt.

It is outdated, it is outdated. why lie? it is proven anyway. a 3 main boxer that has been around for 106 years on the other hand…could have would have and is saving billions of gallons. I know how to make an auto maker turn red…it’s called facts. they are indeed in the past, it is a matter of finding them, while “they” forget them. I am driving just one of 1 million to this very day…tougher than all their standards aren’t even matching. It is ridiculous, so ridiculous I get bad dreams that hateful vengance can erupt…and I am not even apocolyptic. “How much bs can real people endure mr.gm, when we’ve got the goddamn facts?”

“that noone would buy it that said they would”?
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Oh that’s such bullshit, especially now.
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Guaranteed it would be the opposite. If electric cars hit the streets, I don’t doubt for a second that once owning one is a reality for the average consumer and owners start sharing their experience with friends… more than a few who initially dismiss owning an EV WILL change their minds.
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With gas sucking up $600 a month or more of my budget per month, an EV would DEFINITELY pay for itself. Many others are in the same boat, and an EV would not only be hard to resist… it would be inevitable, regardless of IC/EV preferences.

I would not buy one. I’ll take a vehicle propelled by musical explosions any day.