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Originally Posted by Kiwi
I spend a lot of time in America so don't just guess and make statements. I may have traveled the states more than most who live in the states. I actuarially stay with a mayor of one of your biggest cities and they stay with us at home.
How about read up on your generating power plants and why they have power cuts. How many years does it take to shut down one of your nuclear power plants to be safe????? and why are they mostly built on earthquake fault lines.
So you think I'm clueless, well I don't have my head in the sand like some. Does the hat fit?
The i3 is a BMW not a Toyota so it should be able to be sporty if you want or you can drive it around like a bathtub with wheels.
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As to your last point first, I'll be happy continuing to drive my i8, thank you.
As for your other points, for some one so well traveled -- and received in such high places -- you are abysmally ignorant. Less than 20% of U.S. electricity is generated by nuclear power plants. Four percent is generated by wind, 11% by water (think dams).
Last time: the i3 is an urban vehicle. It is not a sports car. It's not going to have the fat wheels and Recaro seats you so desperately want to see it have as others drive it and you do not.
I'm through dealing with your total ignorance. You seem to be incapable of getting out of your prejudices and your belief that the i3 is something that it was never intended to be. Wallow in your ignorance. As you travel the U.S. and inspect our nuclear power plants.