An interesting spotting.

[Intrepidation]

So we were in Fitchburg looking at a house (which was an interesting story in and of itself). On our way out of the city we passed by a Chevrolet dealership. On the lot was an Equinox FCV. I thought that was both very cool and quite peculiar. I was not expecting to see one of these in person, least of all at a dealership in some unimportant medium-sized city.

[GMTruckGuy74]

FYI: "FCV" = Fuel Cell Vehicle; aka this:

[Intrepidation]

I should probably have included that so image, thanks GMT!

Edited July 7, 2008 by Dodgefan

[GMTruckGuy74]

No problem. When I read it, I was thinking, "What's a FCV?", then I remembered seeing it at the All-GM Nationals show in Carlisle last month and figured others here might not know right off the bat either. Just a little community service :AH-HA_wink:

[2chevs]

Well I think GM made some FCV units for big cities that have some sort of go green movement , for instance here in NY, a park in Brooklyn was having a whole big festival on becoming more green and everything (they had organic things and converting your cars to alternatives n stuff) and GM was there sponsoring the FCV Nox, however it had NY plates so I believe that particular unit stays in New York for these "go green" festivals but idk. So that Equinox you saw may be making its rounds around local Chevy dealers and finally heading to some big function in the city.

[Intrepidation]

Well I think GM made some FCV units for big cities that have some sort of go green movement , for instance here in NY, a park in Brooklyn was having a whole big festival on becoming more green and everything (they had organic things and converting your cars to alternatives n stuff) and GM was there sponsoring the FCV Nox, however it had NY plates so I believe that particular unit stays in New York for these "go green" festivals but idk. So that Equinox you saw may be making its rounds around local Chevy dealers and finally heading to some big function in the city.

That makes sense, and it would make sense if this were in Boston, but Fitchburg isn't particularly big or special.

[2chevs]

Well Boston would make a lot of sense, or maybe theres something nearby you, like a fair or a festival like the one in Brooklyn, it was rather small and nothing special, but who knows. I even could be wrong about all of this haha.