There's one of these in the parky lot near the Zilla:
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Originally Posted by Puddy46
Looking at the window sticker, it'* made in Tallmadge OH. Same town that has the headquarters for these guys:
The irony is delicious....
The irony is delicious....
That little hard top stroller is made about 45mins from me and I don't think I've ever seen one around here.Ed
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Originally Posted by popatim
Originally Posted by Cheetah
"Get more attention that a $100K Sports car"
Really?
Really?
just ask Paris
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Originally Posted by willwren
13 Optima batteries have to be replaced every 1-4 years.
Do the math at $150 apiece, and the environmental impact of that. Not to mention that fossil fuels generate most of the electricity in the US.
Do the math at $150 apiece, and the environmental impact of that. Not to mention that fossil fuels generate most of the electricity in the US.
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Looks like the the Corbin guys are at it again. They got the crap sued out of them the first time, you think they'd have learned...
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Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Looks like a golf ball experiment that went terribly wrong.
Although those seem a lil large... Hideous as well i might add.
$36k plus the batts like Bill mentioned is pretty steep..
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The dimples actually create turbulance that helps bring moving air around the back of the golf ball effectivly reducing drag area. It'* interesting, I've never noticed it on a vehicle before. If it actually works in this aerodynamic case, it'* a great idea, IMO.