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Old 09-13-2017, 02:37 PM   #1781 (permalink)
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I hope Elio makes it into probation, once all is settled?
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Old 09-14-2017, 12:14 AM   #1782 (permalink)
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So half an hour then?
I actually looked into renting a Ferrari for my brother's wedding a couple years ago (I didn't end up doing it). All the places in NYC I looked at rented by the mile, not hour; most were around $2000 for 25 miles.
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Who does that dead horse think he is?!

"as of this summer, Elio Motors reported having only about $4,000 in cash remaining."
https://jalopnik.com/why-this-job-st...tor-1797854222

At this rate, before long, I will have more cash than Elio!

I would be quite happy if some rich guy sued these guys into oblivion.
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Old 09-26-2017, 08:00 PM   #1785 (permalink)
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Mr. Elio went from a debtor to raking in a quarter million every year, so it's all good. :/
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Elio Motors reported having only about $4,000 in cash remaining."
Very long article from Jalopnik today (might be the same one) reported a bleak picture. As time goes on pretty sad. It also said Paul Elio was making $250,000.00 at another job. Maybe pop out 10 Elio 3-wheelers from his home workshop in Phoenix; you never know!
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I would be quite happy if some rich guy sued these guys into oblivion.
Just a little brutal. I think his hopes and dreams exceeded his ability to market and adapt this thing, rather than any kind of scam
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Maybe we will see shell kits come out of this. In the mean time I like the Arcimoto trike.
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I suspect the shell panels could be adapted to a Vetter Freedom Machine for a motorcycle. The price would then be realistic and the mileage three times better. I suggest that our state legislatures could amend the laws so that a trike that meets FMVSS for roll over, windshield, and passenger restraint be exempt from helmet use.
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I suggest that our state legislatures could amend the laws so that a trike that meets FMVSS for roll over, windshield, and passenger restraint be exempt from helmet use.
I don't know how it works there in the U.S., but in Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Colombia there is no helmet requirement for trikes as long as they have a roof and seat belts, without any rule concerning rollover.

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