BMW is said to be planning a new minivan-esque competitor to the Toyota Prius V, dubbed the i5. We like the name given to it in the original Autobild story; Neuer Elektro-Van.
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Tagged as BMW, bmw i3, bmw i5, bmw i8, City Car, electric car, german car, luxury car
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nrd515 - Tearing of fuel lines, would be my best guess. I saw a car burn like this one did on I15, East of LA about...
wmba - If Toyota is to be believed, as reported by Bertel, 60% of car building cost is investment in plant, 20% in parts, 20% in labor and miscellaneous. In...
redav - It won’t be more than a year. They’ve said their goal is to get to market this fall as a 2014 model year. However, they had a similar goal with the 6, which...
Kyree S. Williams - I see quite the opposite–far greater numbers of *non-fleet* Chrysler Group minivans than Toyota or Honda...
Detroit-Iron - Get a Toyota and let nature (or magic floor mats) take its course.
Power6 - The Rogue has a very typical FWD based AWD system as described in the article, there is no center diff, it has a computer...
Detroit-Iron - It’s the carets but then the word “strike” didn’t show up at all so the sentence really made no sense. Oh well, just trying to add the...
Kyree S. Williams - The Barracuda will actually be under the SRT brand, alongside the Viper…so there goes that as well. And...
Nick 2012 - I thought I’d enjoy the isolation chamber that is a loaded 2013 Taurus Limited over my loud and bouncy Honda Fit and the 285 hp V6 would provide some...
Power6 - Subaru MPT is not in its own class, it is similar to the Haldex and other FWD add-ons. These diff-less systems are not...