Mercedes did make a prototype 190EV back in the mid 80"s but never went 
further than experimental, probably because the oil companies thought an 
electric car is not a good idea.
You can just imagine the conversation at the club.

Hendrik
who thinks the problem with EV is the mod cons

Curt Raymond wrote:
> I've played with the idea of a 190EV... More realistic is an old 2wd Nissan 
> pickup. Nice and light, lots of space for batteries...
>
> If I had another bay in the garage I'd be all over it.
>
> -Curt
>
> Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2008 21:04:34 -0500
> From: "OK Don" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT - EV
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> I'm thinking that I'd like a Triumph GT6+E --- or perhaps an MGBGT as
> second choice.
> I also wonder how much weight you can strip out of a 124 or 201 for a
> conversion. Sure hate to give up the structural protection of the MB
> chassis. Even though you're tooling around on electricity in a nice
> light car, doesn't mean those BIG SUVs aren't hunting for you ---
>
> Use the EV car for around town, perhaps even commuting in nice
> weather, and the Diesel car for distance, extreme weather, etc.
>
>   

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