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Originally Posted by redpoint5
I figured machines had no problem manipulating tubular steel; didn't realize unibody was more their forte.
Well, consider a mass produced unibody Acrimoto then. These things should be cheap I tell ya!
...and model years always end up confusing me. Didn't know 2020 vehicles were out already in Q3 of 2019. Point is, if they could make a profit selling a $13k vehicle in 2019, they should be able to do so at a lower price point on a reverse trike, especially if they don't have to adhere to as much of the safety regs.
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I doubt Nissan made a dime selling a base model 2019 Versa S for $13,355. It was a loss leader to allow them to advertise a low price then move the customer up market in the dealership. That base model has a manual transmission and no option packages available. Want an automatic and the option to customize? That 2019 Versa starts at $15,495.