Thread: Daimler-Chrysler may bring this to the US, but would you consider buying one?
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Unread 05-06-2006, 01:33
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Re: Daimler-Chrysler may bring this to the US, but would you consider buying one?
I've already seen a few of those here in SoCal. There are much much uglier cars already selling here. So, I don't think looks on this one is a problem. If I could fit in it, I don't think I would mind having one. The only thing I'd worry about is getting hit by a large heavy vehicle.

I can't wait until E85 starts selling over here though. My truck is a flex fuel vehicle so it can already run on it with no modifications. For those of you who have E85 where you live, is it cheaper than gas? If so, by how much?
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