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Wrangler EV - Would you Drive One?
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esanchez
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Posted: 09/24/08
11:29 AM
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Some of you may have seen the news release by Chrysler about its upcoming line of extended-range electric vehicles, with the unveiling of electric versions of the Chrysler Town & Country, Jeep Wrangler, and a Lotus-based Dodge sports car.
My question to you guys is...would you buy or drive an electric Jeep?
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Posted: 09/24/08
07:09 PM
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Yes.
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Posted: 09/26/08
11:53 AM
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i'd drive one........i don't know if i'd buy one
I work to support my Jeep
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lavawill
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Posted: 11/14/08
05:02 PM
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Heck yea more torque horse power and range than my currant JK and most the time using no gas for daily trips
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esanchez
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Posted: 11/18/08
11:57 AM
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I've heard for future models, they're considering in-wheel electric motors, which could theoretically mean infinitely-variable and per-wheel independent low range. That seems kind of cool, as long as it's reliable and can stand up to the kind of punishment Jeep enthusiasts are known to dish out! 
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Posted: 11/21/08
08:05 AM
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I've found out that it will only be 2-wheel drive and now may be discontinued for the duration.
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esanchez
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Posted: 01/28/09
02:37 PM
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Yeah, I'm a little disappointed to hear that it will initially be 2WD only. But I give Jeep credit for trying to build something that is appealing to truck and off-road enthusiasts that's also environmentally-friendly. But they're going to have a tough time convincing the Jeep faithful unless it's 4x4 with a proper low-range.
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