It's a hybrid instead of the touted electric (it has a gasoline engine that drives the front wheels directly at times), gets about 26mpg if driven so that it doesn't pi$$ off other drivers, costs way too much even with a $7,500 taxpayer-funded subsidy, and the not-so-green Lithium ion battery fills half the car and probably costs several thousand dollars every few years to replace.Did I miss anything other than the fact that this boondoggle is going to dry up soon?
Other than that we taxpayers also helped save the company that designed this boondoggle ...
II'd be clawing back a few bonuses for this one.