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| Has anyone seen the "EV Fiero"? (Page 2/2) |
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buddycraigg
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MAR 11, 08:09 PM
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Todd had one when he still had the Fiero Farm.
It wasn't anything to write home about.
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johnyrottin
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MAR 18, 07:15 PM
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There is one being built right now in Cali by the designers/vuilders that built the recent high end Delorean EV. Not sure what the budget on the build as as they won't release details but the the Delorean build was allegedly $100k plus the car.
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Dennis LaGrua
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MAR 20, 12:17 PM
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I viewed the video of the guy that has an electric Fiero in Northern NJ. That one appears to be well constructed but I doubt if he gets more than a 50 mile range. There was one displayed at Carlisle about 10 years back but the owner had to trailer it there and back. Both were "in town" commuter cars.
Electric cars are heavy, hard on tires, provide poor range and take a long time to recharge. With a fast charger I would say that it takes about 2 hours to get a decent charge and thats if there is a charger available. Battery replacement in 7 years or so could cost $10-$15 K. My yearly trip to Carlisle is a 3 hour drive 158 miles and one rest stop. I don't recall any charging stations on the route 78 to 81. IMO they are not the answer.------------------
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