How has ELIO been able to avoid any serious legal repercussions from soliciting funds, from depositors and investors, using dates for production that are years behind. Seems like at some point, they crossed the line from knowing they were unable to meet those target dates to not given a rat's behind that they never could make any of the dates given when soliciting funds. At some point money changed hands using misrepresentation. Given that they gave dates that were never achievable targets it would seem so. Or am I wrong that they could have produced the vehicle and are just having some fun, delaying the production start, to create drama?
Yes, you're wrong. If you're here to ask real questions, learn some things, express reasonable misgivings, you're welcome. Trolls get evicted quickly. So, newcomer, what's it going to be?
I'd suggest you start by reading, not commenting, on the various threads here. Then go read, carefully, the various SEC filings that Elio has made; the most recent is 7/25. It's pretty blunt about what the company is trying to do, the debt load they're carrying, and the risks they face. If that's deluding the public ... you must be a soured idealist.
So, have at it ... learn the facts, ask questions that actually need answers (and you will get answers here, for sure). But I'm pretty sure you don't want to put n the work needed to form an opinion.... but, hey, I'm an optimist, and maybe you'll prove us all wrong.