Since Mitsubishi first introduced the
i concept back in 2003 it has been the subject of much speculation. Would it
come to America? Would it be
sold in the U.K.? Is it even
any good? And that's just the gas version. The electric version, the i MiEV, has caused even
more confabulation. Soon we will have our own opportunity to get up close and personal with these little machines when they make their North American debut at the New York International
Auto show this coming week.
Hopefully, we'll even get news from Mitsubishi about their plans for selling these cars in the U.S. I mean, they can't just wave them under our noses and then whisk them away back to Japan. I think they've noticed that 42,000 people have put deposits down on a Smart ForTwo that gets the same mileage as the i but holds two fewer passengers for about the same price. I also think we'll be paying close attention to what side of the car the steering wheel is on.
Hopefully, we'll even get news from Mitsubishi about their plans for selling these cars in the U.S. I mean, they can't just wave them under our noses and then whisk them away back to Japan. I think they've noticed that 42,000 people have put deposits down on a Smart ForTwo that gets the same mileage as the i but holds two fewer passengers for about the same price. I also think we'll be paying close attention to what side of the car the steering wheel is on.
[Source: Kicking Tires]
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