it apparently played to very good reviews at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale in January
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.it's played to good reviews EVERYWHERE!!!!it apparently played to very good reviews at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale in January
Everywhere but Indiana.....come on Elio - the Hoosier State needs to see you here. Perhaps Purdue University?it's played to good reviews EVERYWHERE!!!!
Yes, displaying at a Professional Auto Show, like the New York Auto Show should get them major exposure (and hopefully capable investors), but it also exposes them to the critical automotive media, that may not look too kindly on a not fully functional, P4 'mule' with a 20 year old power plant, no standard radio, heater, AC, airbags, ABS, VSC, or even an operational trunk lock. Major Auto Show goers usually expect to see near-production ready Prototypes... even if they are never produced. It is a Big Step for Elio Motors, and a bit of a gamble.... lets hope it works out. Awaiting the 'Press Reviews'.
There you go again. Trying to get attention for yourself. You must have been a neglected child.Yes, displaying at a Professional Auto Show, like the New York Auto Show should get them major exposure (and hopefully capable investors), but it also exposes them to the critical automotive media, that may not look too kindly on a not fully functional, P4 'mule' with a 20 year old power plant, no standard radio, heater, AC, airbags, ABS, VSC, or even an operational trunk lock. Major Auto Show goers usually expect to see near-production ready Prototypes... even if they are never produced. It is a Big Step for Elio Motors, and a bit of a gamble.... lets hope it works out. Awaiting the 'Press Reviews'.
Why are you still trying be rational with folks who can't? and for those that keep baiting- cut 'em loose!Most prototypes are non-functional concepts and just there to gauge consumer interest in the design and advertised features (also, non-functional). Most don't even have a drivetrain and are made of cardboard, clay and fiberglass. If, by chance, the prototype is drivable, you can bet they haven't wasted precious engineering dollars on the prototype to allow it to safely haul-a$$ around a road course...Again, it's only purpose is to gauge interest.
BUT if they get to Indiana ( is it anywhere Idaho?) it'll play well!- I kid, I know it's near Kansas.Everywhere but Indiana.....come on Elio - the Hoosier State needs to see you here. Perhaps Purdue University?
Why are you still trying be rational with folks who can't? and for those that keep baiting- cut 'em loose!