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MetroMPG · 01-08-2013, 12:23 AM

No prob! Thanks for the tour of the car, and the demo drive.

The eBooger is what the ForkenSwift wants to be if it (the FS) ever graduates from kindergarten! The 48 Volt ForkenSwift would be steamrolled in the "real" traffic that you drive in.

Cheerleader's car or not, eBooger is a one of a kind practical runabout, and it's always great to get a ride in another EV.

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