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Old 05-06-2008, 05:54 AM   #20
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GM through abject incompetence appears to have "proved" it impractical
Actually, I think their latest attempt with "AFM" is working fine. I hang out on a GM forum where many users have AFM and they don't seem to be having any problems with it. There is some FUD but I don't recall any reports of actual problems.

They did do a bad job with diesel cars, but AFAIK the only problem their hybrids is the price. They proved that EVs are good, not bad; just ask anyone who had the GM EV1, all the reports I've read say that people were sorely disappointed to give them up.
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