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You need to drive as part of your job, in that case driving 200 miles or more per day is unavoidable.

I'm talking more about the people that, say for instance, work in a cubicle and live in some suburb 50 miles from work, that just doesn't make sense to me.

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Jun 29th 2008 12:07PM on Engadget

For those of you whining about the range, this car is obviously not for you. A range of 50 miles would work well for most people, but not for you.

If you drive 200 miles a day, you seriously need to think about where you live in relation to your job, 200 miles a day is just wasteful, no matter what you drive.

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Jun 28th 2008 12:56PM on Engadget

um, I'd think 10m would be a bit excessive, think about it, that's pretty deep...

I think 3m is quite sufficient, I don't really ever swim deeper than 10 feet

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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