CrimsonEclipse
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Let me ask the hard question:
Is the Elio Project viable without the ATVM loan?
Is the Elio Project viable without the ATVM loan?
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.YesLet me ask the hard question:
Is the Elio Project viable without the ATVM loan?
I thought opinion with no substantiation was taboo. I guess 'nothing is impossible.'
This from the latest SEC filing:
"The financial statements do not include any adjustments that might result from the outcome of this uncertainty and whether the Company can continue as a going concern past 2016."
Or...
"As I have previously shared, the ATVM program is not a breaking point for Elio Motors. However, based on our projected impact on the market and the economy, it is a program that we believe was custom designed for a company like ours. Therefore, our hope is that the implementation of the above steps will satisfy the recently revised ATVM requirements, resulting in Elio Motors being awarded an ATVM loan."
http://jalopnik.com/the-elio-will-cost-7000-but-now-you-have-to-buy-one-if-1785204182
It all depends on where you want to 'cherry pick' your statements from.
Without a proven engine, there will be no ATVM loan. It remains to be seen if some investor(s) have less demanding criteria that the DOE. It's over, man. There, I said it.
Sorry it's not over, or a sure thing........both views are extreme. I'm somewhere in the middle. EM has the same chance with or without the ATVM Loan. EM's own financial statements are bleak, progress is slow, but funding can materialize allowing for that good progress to continue. Along with funding, EM also lists other roadblocks to success. What would make the difference in funding and credibility to venture capitalists and/or the ATVM are finalized specs and a running prototype.Without a proven engine, there will be no ATVM loan. It remains to be seen if some investor(s) have less demanding criteria that the DOE. It's over, man. There, I said it.