What Is The Latest Start Production Date?

[Elio Amazed]

 

[booboo]

Global Tier One supplier selected to provide transmissions to Elio Motors
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/elio-motors-signs-agreement-with-aisin-group-300437157.html

 

[W. WIllie]

Damn, now I got to "spy" on the test track in Fowlerville, MI.

 

[Ty]

And that's the difference between East coast and West Coast, if you're living on the East coast you have mass transit (buses, biking, Uber, Lyft and whatever) move to the West coast and learn the difference, ever hear the song, "no body walks in LA?" well the same goes for a lot of city's up and down the Left Coast, I don't have mass transit where I live, and neither do my kids. Biking? Ha!! Ever see a kid want to ride a bike 46 miles (round trip) to get to a job? across a log ass bridge, with traffic? You have no idea. So what applies were you live, does not apply here.

...and by East Coast, you mean North East Coast. I'm pretty sure you'd have a really tough time anywhere south of DC if you didn't have a car.

 

[Ty]

Best reply I heard so far Marshall! That's about summed up everything that's been discussed....and argued here with no end in sight!

But thinking that $500,000,000 is required to test a vehicle is a little... well, high.

 

[Ty]

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I maybe traveling in Idaho on my way down from Alaska, should I just throw a dart and travel toward that way?

I'd recommend driving through Cor de'Alene on I-90. It's beautiful!

 

[booboo]

I'd recommend driving through Cor de'Alene on I-90. It's beautiful!

Cor de'Alene is a nice resort town, if Travelbuzz is going south from Alaska, he would probably be on I-84 ?
If so, I would suggest a possible detour down US93 over the Perrine Bridge which is over the awesome Snake river.
https://visitidaho.org/things-to-do/roadside-attractions/perrine-bridge/

 

[Rickb]

My tentative plan is to swing over to Yellowstone National Park after entering the US near Seattle, WA, then work my way south to the tip of Baja, Mexico.

A must to include Coeur d'Alene, ID (my current residence) about 411 miles east of Seattle, on your journey and plan to stay a day or 2. If money is no object a stay at the Couer d' Alene Resort is the ultimate. Beautiful Resort City on one of the 6 most beautiful lakes in the world.

Family outdoor activities galore, fishing, golf, hiking, biking, rafting, zip lining, Silverwood Amusement Park, probably still skiing with the 171" of snow pack at the the ski resorts.

 

[Travelbuzz1]

I'd recommend driving through Cor de'Alene on I-90. It's beautiful!

I will take this under consideration and thank you for the advice. Here is a person from Canada that thinks Idaho is heaven.

 

[JEBar]

seriously ????? .... a warning was just issued about taking this thread so far off topic .... bring it back on track or it will be closed