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I want a door "kicker strip" of carpet.
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.Hopefully.I was told that the base radio would have a USB outlet in it. Is that different from the "enhanced stereo with usb and connectivity"?
LOL!Obviously, the antenna is embedded in the rear window!
I just want other drivers to see how wide the vehicle is at night. I don't want to be sideswiped by some jerk who cuts it too close, having thought I was as skinny as a motorcycle (which is what it looks like from the rear at night). Hence the marker lights. Reflective tape will be standard, but that's a little cheesy for me.Someone brought up a point about driving lights on the wheels; they will move at a different rate than the rest of the Elio; on a rough road they could be bouncing all over the place. I feel putting driving lights by the grill is going to be the best option if you actually what them to help you see down the road.
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But again, wouldn't that block the view in the rear-view mirror?Obviously, the antenna is embedded in the rear window!
My morning commute is always long before the sun comes up on a stretch of I-10 that has no lighting for the most part. I want everybody else to see exactly where those front wheels are even if traffic is sparse at 3:45AM.I just want other drivers to see how wide the vehicle is at night. I don't want to be sideswiped by some jerk who cuts it to close, having thought I was as skinny as a motorcycle (which is what it looks like from the rear at night. Hence the marker lights. Reflective tape will be standard, but that's a little cheesy for me.
Nah. They do it all the time, right next to or even built into the rear window defroster -- a must have in the Elio.But again, wouldn't that block the view in the rear-view mirror?
Yep, don't want help seeing down the road...I just want other drivers to see how wide the vehicle is at night. I don't want to be sideswiped by some jerk who cuts it to close, having thought I was as skinny as a motorcycle (which is what it looks like from the rear at night. Hence the marker lights. Reflective tape will be standard, but that's a little cheesy for me.