EV1 lessees to GM: Don't take our cars

By:

Dave Guilford

November 11, 2002 05:00 AM

General Motors' EV1 has become a "gotta-have" car for a small band of California electric-car enthusiasts. But GM plans to make it a "can't-have" car.

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