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ever see this 3 wheeler
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Bob Denman
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:clap: That's a very pretty... car! 
:thumbup:
For about $30,000: they're worth a look!
:thumbup:For about $30,000: they're worth a look!
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ARtraveler
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Very nice. I would prefer to a SS based on looks. :yes:
Bob Denman
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Me too! :thumbup:
ottawa-rider
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A review by Motorcycle.com
The highlights:
- powered by a 1.4 liter turbo GM engine with automatic tranny
- it's FRONT wheel drive
- $30,000 to $50,000 depending on trim and option
The highlights:
- powered by a 1.4 liter turbo GM engine with automatic tranny
- it's FRONT wheel drive
- $30,000 to $50,000 depending on trim and option
Now THAT's a good looking machine! :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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Thanks for the review on these! :clap:
Front-wheel drive: intriguing! :thumbup:
Now I'm interested to learn a bit more about them!
Front-wheel drive: intriguing! :thumbup:
Now I'm interested to learn a bit more about them!
Princeau99
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Very nice
Good looking. The only problem I see for myself is the same problem with the sling shot; don't think I can get in and out. Not designed for seniors.
Good looking. The only problem I see for myself is the same problem with the sling shot; don't think I can get in and out. Not designed for seniors.
Bob Denman
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For $50,000: the upgraded model has doors... :thumbup:
PrairieSpyder
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hyea:
MRH
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I saw them at the motorcycle show in November in Long Beach. Expensive, and very difficult to get serviced. I tend to think that with designer like these and with slingshots, the one wheel in the back serves more to get around safety laws that would make it impossible to make them with four wheels, rather than a real advantage of having three wheels. I'd enjoy renting one for a few days, but think the appeal of ownership may be limited to people who use them in the summer on an occasional weekend, and not to riders who put on real miles.
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Bob Denman
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"Each to their own notion.", said the old woman as she kissed the cow.
PrairieSpyder
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"Each to their own notion.", said the old woman as she kissed the cow.
I hope you're not cow-ist, Bob! :lecturef_smilie: There's some farm-boys that would object! :yikes::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
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Bob Denman
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Paul,
What did you think of the build quality? :dontknow:
What did you think of the build quality? :dontknow:
PMK
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Bob, the one I was looking at close was the other model. Based on their website, it is the more expensive car. The rep was cool, explained a lot about it.
The build quality seemed very good, the material processes were good also. Everything seems thought out.
Regardless, it would need a test drive.
Bob Denman
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hanks for the "much-Trusted" input! :clap:
For that kind of money: I was curious if their would be a "perception of value", or just another cobbed-together nightmare.
For that kind of money: I was curious if their would be a "perception of value", or just another cobbed-together nightmare.
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