Because Form is possibly the most important factory aside from safety in a new car purchase. If I didn't care about how my vehicle looked and I was only concerned with cost savings I would just purchase an old Honda for $2,000. I'm pretty sure after gas I'd come out way ahead of purchasing a new EV.

My comment was in regards to the title

I don't own one because they don't offer the features I'm looking for at a price I can afford.

I like how Ford has a great looking supercar design and uh... just keeps remaking it.

Looks better on the Ford.

That's actually pretty slick, I like it. Now they just need a C-Class EV.

I guess I'm a bit more discreet. If I bought electric I really wouldn't care if you knew it was electric or gas. I'd just want my new car to look sleek.

The first Prius is an ugly car as well, still looks like a econobox. Is asking for an EV that looks like a mid-upscale car too much?

It looks like a cheap regular car, I want an EV that looks like a Honda Accord or BMW 3 Series. I can't stand the Prius looking EVs.

Why can't any of the traditional automakers give us an EV that looks like a regular car? That's the huge draw of the Tesla for me, it doesn't look like a freakin' economy vehicle. I mean there's the Focus EV but it's range is under 100 miles.

Maybe Jezebel isn't so bad...

Can someone photoshop out that licence plate?

My thoughts exactly, this could have just as easily been a Mustang or something.

27 isn't exactly a kid, nor is the Murcielago any faster than a sportbike.

This would have be SO SO much better, if they would have just made an original body design.

Lies. Knauz here in Lake Bluff is constantly putting stickers on their cars.

Maybe by 2020 I'll be able afford a used one.

I am, I am. Although my car will do 154 mph it's pretty buzzy by 96 mph.

No seatbelt is pretty bad, but 96 mph? Come on... I go faster than that every day.

You do realize Honda had three cars on the top 10 best sellers list in 2013? Toyota only had two. Mazda didn't even make the list.