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Re: Elio Motors
I can see myself (sorta) on the way to the airport two models lashed to the roof and their luggage in a trailer. Not going to happen.
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The first thing that comes to mind http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isetta
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Re: Elio Motors
Just FYI guys, it actually is a two seater, there's a passenger seat behind the driver seat that you can fold down for more trunk space. It's essentially half a hatchback.
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Re: Elio Motors
That is some serious extraordinary gas efficiency. 84 miles per gallon?!
My Chevrolet probably costed well over 20 or 30 grand ...and gets only 15mpg (though it is supposed to get 18-29 miles per gallon, also not ideal for its size). (The car was given to me from my grandfather). It has no back doors so you have to lean the seats forward to get in the back, and holds only a maximum of 5 people. (And it can never ever go offroad). Though, it is a very nice car, but it isn't really appropriate for some of the roads where I live, with big rocks and potholes in the road, requiring taller vehicles (many of these also don't get good gas efficiency).
This is why I am looking to get a vehicle that all-terrain drive or something that is safe on these roads (unlike the car I drive now), I would also be able to do way more searching.
My Chevrolet probably costed well over 20 or 30 grand ...and gets only 15mpg (though it is supposed to get 18-29 miles per gallon, also not ideal for its size). (The car was given to me from my grandfather). It has no back doors so you have to lean the seats forward to get in the back, and holds only a maximum of 5 people. (And it can never ever go offroad). Though, it is a very nice car, but it isn't really appropriate for some of the roads where I live, with big rocks and potholes in the road, requiring taller vehicles (many of these also don't get good gas efficiency).
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