I would only look for Mitsubishi and their Mirage to be the best rig for ghastly mileage and driving capabilities. And looks. Mitsubishi over Ford forever. Period.

I'd way rather part dollars for a Renault Zoe than a Nissan Leaf. Nissan has managed to take an all-electric and make it look like one of the original Japanese "penalty box" cars IMHO.

Red is my favorite for cars and this is a good red overall.

Nicely written, Antony. I agree with everything you've written and, though I do love the new Renault Zoe, I don't have confidence in Carlos Ghosn and Nissan to politic hard enough with Renault execs to encourage Zoe export to the U.S. My interest level in the Nissan Leaf rates a 10 out of 100. It just looks so weak, so cheap-like, like the early Honda's and Toyota's that came to the States. But reading the early specs and write-ups on the new Renault Zoe, I saw that the French manufacturer has a lot more on the ball as far as cool electronics. Plus, I watched one of the official Renault videos on the manufacturing of the Zoe and I have a nice level of confidence that my Zoe would be well-built and warrantied right if something did go wrong.

This is part of the technology in progress, nothing else. Mitsubishi is going great and they're on top of their game. I would buy no other car but Mitsubishi. They're the best!

I still would love a Renault Zoe but because I live in the U.S. I'm stuck with an ugly Nissan Leaf. I don't really wanna be an "early adopter", anyway, because these new all-electrics don't travel far enough for me. I'll wait for better things later.

I guess I have to move to France to get a new Renault Zoe. I have no desire whatsoever to drive a dull looking Nissan product.

That is the best Kia Koup produced to date. With the 201 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque from its 1.6-liter, direct-injected turbo four-cylinder engine, the Forte Koup SX is also the most powerful Koup, too.

This one is a keeper. Actually, the Kia Koup from it's earliest beginnings has always been cool.

Export the Renault Zoe to the North American market, Carlos! That and the Bollore BluCar are the first all-electric cars I'd really be interested in buying. But after reading the tech.specs on the Renault Zoe, it appears to have so much more built into it's computer system that will translate into a more vibrant and interesting driving experience. I am not in the market for a new car but I've been interested in all-electric car technology for the last 7 or 8 years or so. The Bollore and now the Zoe float to the top of my interest list, but mainly the brand new Renault Zoe. Build them in Mexico to save money, Carlos, and import them into America, please. I'm already on board wid it!

For that reason buying a Renault ZOE makes one sort of an "early adopter" of sorts. Since you are not truly buying the car outright completely, you're ALWAYS renting the battery. I'd still be jumping out of my skin if I lived in Paris, France, wanting to buy a Renault ZOE. I love it's taillight design and though I don't like the Leaf-like front end styling, I tolerate it for the greater good. I don't even mind the sound they have installed to warn the blind pedestrian or even pedestrians that you're silently motoring by them.

Antony Ingram - would you buy a Renault ZOE if they were imported to America? The technology packed into this car is nothing short of astounding, everyone interested in buying one MUST DO THEIR DUE DILIGENCE HERE.