Janez Svetlin wrote: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> among other wrote:
>> True, for a variety of reasons. The Think may have had a >> better chance in europe, though I don't know why they would >> fare better than other EV's that have been offered there. >> The issue though is why Ford dropped them for the U.S. > > Well, bullshit. I'm from europe (Slovenia to be exact) and > neither Think neither any other EV was offered to me. Neither > can I get one factory made even if I try. Same here. (UK, in Europe, not that far from France) We "almost" got the Think. I enquired about it. You could lease one, for a lot of money, if you lived in London. You could lease a Peugeot 205 electrique, but you have to be a council or electricity company. That's not the same as available, as far as I'm concerned. Someone imports Sparrows, but I don't know if they've sold any. Before these examples? A '70s Enfield? Again, I don't think they were available for sale to the public. We have a very anti-EV media over here, the public have generally been brainwashed out of considering EVs as practical for them.
