Unintended Benefits Of Elio Ownership...

[lafrisbee]

The number one damn unintended benefit of EE ownership we can put aside any angst about whether it will ever be made.

 

[Ty]

The number one damn unintended benefit of EE ownership we can put aside any angst about whether it will ever be made.

LOL

 

[goofyone]

The number one damn unintended benefit of EE ownership we can put aside any angst about whether it will ever be made.

I look forward to that day!
This will be a completely different forum when we all have our Elio's. This board will turn into a big series of discussions about all the things we have done and/or plan to do to, or with, our Elios. We will finally live up to the Elio Owners name.

 

[DScott]

Well played, sir. Is that Whistler's Mother?

yes it is, she's old enough to have used mother in law seats.

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

Parallel parking will be very easy, you just back straight in and your rear wheel will be the same distance from the curb as the front wheel, no back and forthing.

 

[lafrisbee]

Parallel parking will be very easy, you just back straight in and your rear wheel will be the same distance from the curb as the front wheel, no back and forthing.

Don't you mean you pull straight in?

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

Don't you mean you pull straight in?

nope, not unless you have a single front wheel

 

[lafrisbee]

nope, not unless you have a single front wheel

The two front wheels will go into the parking space if you drive straight in. However a back quarter of the car will stick out into the street. With the EE that back quarter is not there.

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

The two front wheels will go into the parking space if you drive straight in. However a back quarter of the car will stick out into the street. With the EE that back quarter is not there.

The Elio is shorter than many cars, but not THAT much shorter, it's not a SMART.

 

[Cali Chris]

Don't worry, I get it.


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