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HotRodzNKustoms @ Mar 25th 2008 4:38PM
I don't think the market would have accepted them so readily 3 years ago but I can't wait until my red and black passion cab comes in!
HotRodzNKustoms @ Mar 25th 2008 4:42PM
oh to add to all this you don't want to flood the market with these things, it could destroy the market for them. Just like when Chrysler had PT Cruiser (yes I know most you duys don't like them) as a limited production car their was a 2year+ waiting list. They uncorked production and a year later they could not give them away!
DHLake @ Apr 13th 2008 10:15PM
ZAPWORLD, over three years ago, paid to have the crash testing and EPA testing performed and certified for the Smartfortwo. Upon successful completion, they offered to purchase $500,000,000 of the cars. MB refused the order and although ZAP had defined the market potential, four years later MB thought sales would only be 15,000 units per years a sale price 1/2 the amount ZAP had planned. When less intelligent mangement is born they will flock to auto companies.