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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.I believe I read something about financing an Elio by using a special credit card for gas purchases. The card then applies an identical charge to your account toward the purchase price of your Elio. Is that just an idea (brilliant) that's being kicked around, or will that be available?
If you are having problems with the configurator, you can try going to http://admin.eliomotors.com/configurator/. That is the direct link to it, so it fill the whole window instead of being in a popup.
From the Elio Motor's website under Faqs:
Can I finance my Elio?
Your Elio can be purchased by traditional methods. However, you may have the opportunity to drive off by using a unique Elio Motors credit card payment plan. The goal of this plan would be to allow your Elio payments to be made over time when you charge fuel. For example, each time you fuel up, there will be an extra charge equal to twice the fuel amount. That total would then automatically apply to the vehicle price.
Think of it this way: Depending on your driving habits and the price of gas, for about what you have been paying to fuel your existing vehicle, you can fuel your Elio and buy it too! Setails of the gas card program will roll out in the future.
This definetely open up the Configurator in tgat the Roof Racks are now visible but the selected option still does not display on top of the car for me.
After clearing cookies for myelio.me the $7300.00* displays fine now.
Get the site still needs a little work.
I haven't read all 1,300+ posts on this thread, but has anyone mentioned this? On a typical credit card you pay interest on the unpaid balance each month. If you finance, say, $5,000. for your Elio on the card and are paying $100. a month toward the balance, that leaves you with a large unpaid balance each month... especially for the first couple of years. I'm no accountant but if I figure it right, at normal credit card rates, you would be paying a fortune in interest over the life of the payments. Please, someone explain why I'm wrong....