Naias 2017

[Ty]

Great report raptor... really enjoyed the info & your descriptions. People that can remember names like that have a magic sales tool - it always makes a positive & enduring impression.

The battery at rear works well - it also has the added benefit of taking the battery away from all the heat. Chevy's HHR has a rear battery (a family member has one) - I thought it was goofy at first but have realized it actually makes a lot of sense.


Because of a mini van poster? Is someone attracted to the Elio really going to switch to a $40,000+ van? The power of suggestion is letting your Elio faithful eyes see something that no one at Chrysler thought or intended. Allow yourself a second impression on that one.

But enough of that. That really was a helpful report.

They wouldn't switch to a minivan from the Elio BUT they may say "84MPG isn't a big deal. I won't bother looking at the quirky 3 wheeler." and THAT would be a travesty.

 

[Okie51]

Ty, I am pulling for Falcons.

 

[Ty]

Ty, I am pulling for Falcons.

Excellent!

 

[Coss]

Ty, I am pulling for Falcons.

Excellent!

Ummm this is the NAIAS thread, not the NFL thread; that's over in the Off-topic>General Discussions area.

 

[Ty]

I wonder if the Naias will be fresh in the minds of the Falcons after they win the Super Bowl...

 

[Okie51]

Ummm this is the NAIAS thread, not the NFL thread; that's over in the Off-topic>General Discussions area.

Sorry Coss. I was mesmerized by Ty's avatar.

 

[Ty]

Sorry Coss. I was mesmerized by Ty's avatar.

LOL. Be it known that I will be switching to a different avatar after the Super Bowl regardless of the outcome. Don't think for a second that I've lost faith or anything. My life is bigger than football.

 

[Made in USA]

Well here it is 2018 and no Elio at the Detroit Auto Show this year. Nothing at all listed on their tour dates either. My recent e-mail to them was responded to with a sort of too much demand to tour response. Assuming that is true, then maybe the prototype is at one of the supplier companies being worked on. Would it be against the rules for them to tell us where or what is being worked on? My guess is that they are pretty much out of money and are trying to hang on until they get financing. Not looking good at the moment.