tdchristensen1967 wrote...
I wish that they would have stuck to the prototype a bit more. I guess I must not be the demograph of who they are marketing to, but it looks like a Honda, or in otherwords, plain. I do, however look forward to seeing it in real life, and getting on the wait list for my very own. Go Chevy.

tarbot2007 wrote...
The point of the front grill is what? Look like a gas guzzler? Is there a cooling fan inside too??

awc4501 wrote...
i like the way this car looks very much. I did also really like the look of the concept, but this is a car, it has to be practical and appeal to many people. I would have been surprised if they came out with the concept, it looked like a muscle car, not a bad thing. I want to buy one and would have bought one with either styling.

Mikey-B wrote...
I like the general look of it but the front end is uninspiring. I wasn't a huge fan of the concept front end either (too long) but I think the car needs a more aggressive stance, like that of the new Mustangs or Chargers - a forward slant rather than a rearward one. And ya, if the grill is fake anyway, why not get rid of it and try something original that only a Plugin car can have? The lights are cool tho and I think the roof would look better with solar panels.

tgif770 wrote...
a forward slant rather than a rearward one The car needs to be aerodynamic in order to make the target number of miles per charge. The body design for this class of vehicle will always have to put practical realities ahead of market driven styling.

________1 wrote...
keep in mind that electric motors get hot too and tend to melt down if not cooled