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Spyder's new partner

From the limited amount of information available; I couldn't tell what format seating it offered...
Solo? Side by side? conventional bike-style? :dontknow:
 
RE: seating--I believe it was mentioned as side by side with a fold down seat in the back for storage.

I am thinking "very cozy" in there.
 
Didn't Motor Trike have something like this, Stalion, Ford 2.3, auto. A lot more money and didn't last very long. Saw one last year and they were kinda neat..
 
Rando lets not count them out yet this might become a verry real machine that warrents second looks from the in betweeners that are afraid of bikes and are looking for a thrifty enclosed sport trike.
Mike
 
I wonder how they can build it for only $7000 when the Stallion Trike is $35000 and all open, it look cool but as many have said wait till you can see one and kick the tires.
 
Like everyone, I think it's a great idea. But the price is less than a Rolex watch.

The Smart is around $16K.

I hope it works out. Just think of all the extra toys I could fit in the garage.........................
 
Where did you see that other than the comment on the youtube video? It's not on their webpage that I can find.:popcorn:

From the Elio web site:[h=2]Power in Numbers[/h]An inline, 3 cylinder, 1 liter, 70 HP, fuel-injected, DOHC gas-powered, liquid-cooled, automotive engine.
 
Too good to be true, I'll wait till for them to show me since I am originally for MO, the show me state!!!!
 
With the cost of a engine/transmission/front wheel drive unit the price seems very low. I would really like to see how they arrive at a five star safety rating. Not much for side impact safety.
But then I am to old to plan (think ?) that far ahead.
Oldmanzues
 
Glad some others came across this online as well.

I sure hope more things like this can really come to market... it's really what we need here in the USA. The target price does appear too low to be a profit maker. I think they'd sell just as well if they said they were $8,800.

I would seriously consider one of these. Heck... I wouldn't mind buying one sans motor and making an all-electric version out of it!
 
This has more potential!

This is definitely something I'd be far more interested in if I was going down that path.

At least it has the height in this concept to see through the traffic to check for upcoming issues and although its not exactly what I could/would make its seems like a good place to start from.

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What's wrong with electric bro? It's the future and there's plenty of it being thrown at us every day from that big glowing ball above. Vehicles like the Volt are paving the way to the future of car technology.

If computer technology had grown at the snails pace of the internal combustion powered automobiles... you'd be lucky to own a Timex Sinclair personal computer for $10K......:roflblack:

Seriously though.... I find it just nuts that we're using the same 'fire moving a piston' technology of 120 years ago for most modes of transportation. If we had spent a few trillion on battery technology instead of wasting it in other moronic ways (don't get me started!)... you'd have an electric car today that could go 1,000 miles on a charge that would only take 30 minutes to charge and you could do it at your local 'gas' station.

That's the future I want to live in... where we have mostly electric vehicles on the roads and the smog creating gas guzzlers are a thing of the past.
 
From the limited amount of information available; I couldn't tell what format seating it offered...
Solo? Side by side? conventional bike-style? :dontknow:
it's gotta be front seat and a rear seat as it appears the steering wheel is centered!:dontknow:
 
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