Ok, one last time.  They were not tooting their "Clean Car Name", in 
fact that phrase does not appear ANYWHERE in the article.  I don't know 
where you are quoting it from.

They were tooting their FCV and in passsing mentioned (in one paragraph) 
their "history of automotive environmental leadership" (that IS a direct 
quote from the article).  The EV+ is not a FCV and does not demonstarte 
their "history of automotive environmental leadership".  It was not the 
first EV, it was not the only EV, it's not even a revolutionary EV.

Finally Honda would never have built them if California hadn't forced 
them too.

I'm not saying it wasn't a very good EV, just that it doesn't 
demonstrate "leadership" in the same way that the rest of the paragraph 
did (at least not in their eyes).

Lawrence Rhodes wrote:

>They were tooting their "Clean Car Name" horn and mentioned every clean
>vehicle they made except their pure electrics.  Sounds like they want to
>change history to me.  Just my opinion.  Lawrence Rhodes...
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "VanDerWal, Peter MSgt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "'EV List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 8:26 AM
>Subject: OT(?) Re: LA is 1st to get future technologies
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>>Why would it mention the EV+?  Read the article and then go back and red
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>it
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>>again.
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>>The article was about their new FCV and mentioned the fact that they have
>>"history of automotive environmental
>>leadership" and cited examples of some of their 'firsts'
>>
>>They weren't the first company to develop an electric car.  I'll grant you
>>that the EV+ was a really nice EV, but there was nothing really ground
>>breaking about it.  They were forced to develop the EV+ along with a 1/2
>>dozen other companies that were forced to build EVs for California, not
>>exactly something worth bragging about.
>>
>>There are only a couple companies selling EVs right now and Honda isn't
>>
>one
>
>>of them, why would they point that out?
>>
>>>I thought the list declared any electric vehicle on topic. This certainly
>>>fits. They mentioned the cvcc, cng and hybrid vehicles with no mention of
>>>the EV+ something stinks. They are omiting pure electrics in the article.
>>>This is getting nasty. They are so afraid of Li Ion. Lawrence Rhodes....
>>>
>>>
>>>>The EV List users asked that if there was a major item/milestone,
>>>>I was to alert them. See:
>>>>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fuelcellvehicles/message/69
>>>>
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