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The FUV is junk. You can try to defend it all you want but if it was so great, then it would have survived. Yet the founder was an idiot but he's gone and they have nothing stopping them from building them in their current facility and selling more of them. This tells me that the current...

I see that but $10K isn't enough. To start without that fancy plant and tooling, it would be in excess of $80K each. Arcimoto spent $60K to make that piece of junk with no real amenities and sold it for $20K. At the time Vanderhall was at $25K. Vanderhall is privately funded and thus we have no...

This one will make you happy then.

Here's something else to pass on. If it was $10K I'd be interested. Way too expensive, not powered by gasoline and the range is less than 700.

It's not a shame at all. His idea worked and has become a success.

Paul is free to come here and defend himself. Yet he never will and literally threw all of us under the bus. I'd love to hear from him buy we know he will never explain himself at all. Yet we still seem to have faith in the guy. This is literally the only place left that has his name on it and...

Paul never could produce anything that was going to help anyone but himself. So, having the taxpayers give a failed businessman that has burned many in the past, to produce a vehicle that is outdated is a better idea? How about throwing that money to others that need it to just survive or maybe...

If the US government would give Paul Elio $300M, he would then build the vehicle. Imagine if you put down $1K, 12 years ago and next year would be able to write a $5500 check to get one. It would really fix the Elio problem. Have no idea where it would be built or who would fund this new plant...

$300M for the Elio? Where did that number come from? When I mean come from, I mean recently and not something from like 8-10 years ago. Unless you noticed, we have had inflation and Elio lost the plant and all equipment. They literally have no building to operate out of either and Paul has been...

I keep hearing about the carver but never knew anyone that ever drove one until now. So, with your experience, it sounds like it's great in the snow. With that, where do we get these things?

Do those houses have a pic of the Elio on the wall? That has to be worth something. Looking at fundraising, I wonder if he could auction it off as an official Elio rendering that was in Paul Elios house. He could also sign it. That has to be worth something. Maybe enough for him to get an Elio...

Latest update is you can have this pic of an Elio for $835K. Down from just under a million back at the beginning of the year.

You might want to finish it off with some red vinyl decal stuff. Just go to a sign shop and see if they have something in the scrap pile that will work which matches close. They produce so much scrap that you'd be amazed what you find and can do with that stuff. A hair dryer and some times to...

I think in general, you'll never see anything better in mpg when it comes to pickups like that over the last 10-15 years. We've pretty much hit the limit of what we can do with the current configuration.

This company has a really high priced three wheeler that needs no gas or ever to be plugged in. It starts at $28K which seems to be really high priced as compared to the Elio and the Model 2. At least it's in production as it was production ready back in January...

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I feel bad for the owners that are left hanging with something that will end up in a garbage dump way too soon. All while they are out $25K because the company pretty much could care less about them.

Looks like Elio has finally sold a vehicle. https://youtube.com/shorts/aMm2Cm0jpiQ?si=kcP-CwMmk3WkkTLW

9 FUV's showed up. Another rally set up by the same person that always seems to do it in the same area (around Eugene, OR). As for all of the other rallys around the US, most never happen because lots of the FUV's are broke down and to get service, well takes a while. If you live in Eugene, then...

Good news for Arcimoto. They found a new source of income. Park equipment outside the shop and burn it up for insurance money.