EV only vehicle for sale

Discussion in 'Fred's House of Pancakes' started by etyler88, Feb 14, 2007.

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A street legal EV only vehicle for sale-50 mile range - 3 year warrranty

  1. If the lowest price was $10,000 I would buy it.

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  2. If the lowest price was $15,000 I would buy it.

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  3. If the lowest price was $20,000 I would buy it.

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  4. If the lowest price was $30,000 I would buy it.

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  5. If the lowest price was $40,000 I would buy it.

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  6. This already exits moron I bought mine at ...

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  1. etyler88

    etyler88 etyler88

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    Use Revised poll at:
    http://priuschat.com/index.php?showtopic=29584&hl=

    Please respond with your highest minimum you would pay for an EV only. For example if you would pay 10K, 15K or 20K but not 30K answer 20K.
     
    #1 etyler88, Feb 14, 2007
  2. darelldd

    darelldd Prius is our Gas Guzzler

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    Oh crap. I voted wrong. Didn't read the subtitle until after I voted.

    I'm willing to pay top dollar for a PRODUCTION vehicle. The whole retrofit thing is a great place to visit, but I wouldn't want to love there. A fully integrated "ground-up" vehicle is the way to go in the long run. And on that account, I've already "owned" four, and have spend about $70k
     
    #2 darelldd, Feb 14, 2007
  3. efusco

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    Yea, the sub-title stuff should have been in the text of the poll as it totally affects the final decision. Retrofit and 50 mile range really minimizes the untility for me. Might be willing to pay $10k for this for the fun of having it, but it could never become a substitute for my primary vehicle with that kind of limitation.
     
    #3 efusco, Feb 14, 2007
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    Assuming it's a useful car like at least a Scion "box" and NEW plus that all amenities worked after conversion then I might be ready to pay $30.000 or more.

    I think AC Propulsions ebox was a good attempt. But $55.000 + the price of an XB is just to much for me. I think the total cost has to be around 30-45k. Not 70! I still hope they are able to get enough customers so they make a cheaper model.

    My real hope is for tesla motor's whitestar but that is several years down the road. Phoenix Motors is another one I hold out some hope for.

    /Robert
     
    #4 SomervillePrius, Feb 14, 2007
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