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Trailer Towing greatly reduces the range.
interesting modernizing of an old concept .... high/low campers have been around for a long time .... unless their site is organized in a manner that I can't figure out while certainly eye catching, their website fails to provide some important specifics..... examples: floor plans, details on kitchen, bathroom, storage, ground clearance, tires, holding tanks and their capacities etc
What a slick... but useless video.
His site? What's his site? But, not to pass judgement on our friends who don't check every day. They are just smarter than us and has learn to move on. WELL, My name ain't Grace. I'm the one who chased an ex for 16 years and got the child support out of him AND now he is DEAD. I want to do the same to Paul Elio. Sweet Little Miss LillyMay, my ass. I Want my Elio.A thought: I find it hard to believe, that out of the approximately 70,000 people who subscribed to the Elio, that only a hand full are concerned enough to participate on this site. Are all the rest just resigned to loosing their deposits and simply giving up? I, for one, am disappointed and pissed-off at the whole situation. And Paul Elio; what a nerve he has. No info, just an occasional dose of b.s. on his site so he can claim Elio Motors is "working on it", to keep the illusion alive so he doesn.t have to finally resolve the situation by admitting it's all over. That would require a reckoning and explanation, and god knows he doesn't want that. I, for one, am a stubborn s.o.b. with a long memory and if I can't get my car I'll keep reminding him about it.
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Everyone has given up. It's a fact. We all know it's not going to happen. Paul did what I predicted years ago, run out the clock. People just move on and the company disappeared. Only hope some have is that Paul pays a few bucks a year to have the initial page on a URL. He is devoting his time to his used car dealership that takes salvage cars and refurbishes them. I'd think there must be at least one person in Phoenix that put down a non refundable deposit would go visit him and just have a nice talk as to what he plans to do. So far, nobody has. So it shows everyone doesn't care. We are realistic and know that a $7450 vehicle that gives 84 mpg will never happen.A thought: I find it hard to believe, that out of the approximately 70,000 people who subscribed to the Elio, that only a hand full are concerned enough to participate on this site. Are all the rest just resigned to loosing their deposits and simply giving up? I, for one, am disappointed and pissed-off at the whole situation. And Paul Elio; what a nerve he has. No info, just an occasional dose of b.s. on his site so he can claim Elio Motors is "working on it", to keep the illusion alive so he doesn.t have to finally resolve the situation by admitting it's all over. That would require a reckoning and explanation, and god knows he doesn't want that. I, for one, am a stubborn s.o.b. with a long memory and if I can't get my car I'll keep reminding him about it.