They were shredded!!!! Watched the "NOW" TV show last night about, a new movie coming out "What happened to electrical cars?" Back in the late 90's EV cars appeared on the roads, but wasn't sold to the public other than leased. Wasn't even an option to buy them, but had to be returned at the end of the lease. These cars were simply shredded at car recycling centers, for the great pleasure of big auto mfg. companies. Car companies don't want plug-in EV cars,they too simple. They want engine and transmission in the cars that breaks down, needs to be maintained and burn gas, even if it's only a hybrid. They would even give it away to you, just burn gas and buy parts for it, like the $49 printers and consumers have to buy $79 ink cartridges for it to run them. Can't wait to see the movie this summer. JS
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17 years ago