Comments on: GM, Segway partner on two-wheel city vehicle
How to fix urban transportation? GM and Segway unveil a two-wheel concept vehicle that seats two people and runs on batteries.
How to fix urban transportation? GM and Segway unveil a two-wheel concept vehicle that seats two people and runs on batteries.
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Besides, we already have something that is much more stable, affordable, and has more space: It's called a golf cart.
After seeing this idiotic proposal [that would be more appropriate at burning man, by the way] I hope GM and Segway BOTH go out of business.
While I'm at it, What kind of negotiation position is our government putting Chrysler in with Fiat when it threatens Chrysler to unite or go out of business?
If it were more stable, I would like one though.
JP
- by bratto14 July 12, 2009 3:49 PM PDT
- I was just wondering - What if you have more than two people in your family do we then need to take two or more cars to go anywhere with our children??? How is that going to save money or gas?
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