Have you ever had a truck that got more than 100 miles per gallon?  Do this simple calculation. Premium gasoline costs about $3 a gallon. The G-3 travels about 100 miles on a single charge, which costs about $1. This means the average G-3 driver can travel 300 miles for the price of a single gallon of gas. And, if gasoline prices should ever rise, the value gets better and better.  The G-3 Plug-In Hybrid truck has so many features, they’re hard to list. Payload = 1,000 pounds Range = 125 miles (depending on how you drive) Mileage = 100+ mpg Top Speed= 85 mph Passengers= 2 There are several bed formats. One folds down on three sides, making it super easy to load from any side without climbing up the bumper.  One has a standard pickup truck bed with a single tailgate. There is a flat bed, a dump bed, a van box and even a refrigerator box for this truck. This truck is perfect for the following users: Farmers Ranchers Airport Service Universities City Service Fleets Carpenters Plumbers Landscapers Miners Delivery Vehicles Mail Carriers (yes there is right-hand drive available) Everyone else who likes to drive a small truck…did we leave anyone out? In one small town cost comparison between the G-3 and their gasoline-powered pickup trucks, the town lowered there operating costs for gasoline alone by more than $8,000 a month.Talk about some happy taxpayers. The environment will be cleaner. You will have around $4,000 more in your pocket each year (tax free) from your savings on gasoline and maintenance, and one more thing.  The G-3 is the most American-made small pickup in America.