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Jan.15
8:27 AM ET
Tuesday, 15 Jan 2008
Fisker Karma: The High End Hybrid Catching Everyone's Eye
Posted By:Phil LeBeau
Topics:Alternative Energy | Energy | Economy (U.S.) | Technology | Automobile Industry
Sectors:Oil and Gas | Technology | Automobiles and Parts
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Source: Autoblog.com Fisker Karma |
Fisker's Karma is a luxury plug in hybrid that has the styling and "eco-friendly" message to make it a niche hit. It's certainly picking up with reporters walking the show floor. The exterior design is striking and the interior is well appointed.
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You might think people who can afford an $80,000 luxury car wouldn't care about saving money on gas. But high end-hybrids are in demand, perhaps because buyers want the cache of driving a hybrid.
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