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    Negative US Reviews

    Tom, do you know when the dealers will be doing test drives in the US? When I go to the sign-up to be notified for test drive, USA is not in the drop down menu.
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    Negative US Reviews

    I was actually referring to this older R&T driving impression (I hadn't seen the one you posted): http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-reviews/road-tests/performance-tests-road-tests-bmw-i3-65-3-roa1013 And that is the MT review I was referencing.
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    Negative US Reviews

    Both the R&T and MotorTrend first drive reviews are fairly negative (C&D is quite positive) as it relates to the driving feel or experience. The European reviews are more favorable but they don't seem to be making the same kind of comparisons (e.g., does it feel like a BMW). US car mags are...
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    Regenerative Braking vs. Coasting

    This comment from the CarConnection review does not bode well. I don't want to be looking down (vs. at traffic) to determine if I'm coasting or not. Odd that they make the most efficient way to drive difficult to achieve. "And BMW has retained a gliding or coasting mode, between acceleration...
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    Regenerative Braking vs. Coasting

    That is great - thanks for pointing it out. The pedal method may even be superior to a button if the whole one pedal driving concept is as engaging as BMW implies. In the same place in the document (page 20), BMW states that the i3's recuperation increases range up to 20% compared to...
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    Regenerative Braking vs. Coasting

    I don't understand why the i3 doesn't allow coasting vs. immediately going to regenerative braking when lifting off the accelerator pedal. This must decrease range as converting the energy back to storage in the battery is not as efficient as using the energy in coasting. I understand the Volt...
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