If I was in need of another winter car (need vs want) then this would be a possibility. I drove my share of red velour interiors. However they will hold farts well, just sayin.

Are you planning to drive that thing to a port and ship it back or keep it in Europe as your vacation car? :)

Sounds like I need more Windows. More Windows = More stickers = More HP!

I was thinking VTECH.

And each sticker adds 25 hp

Fair enough. That is beauty of choice. I would not fault someone for wanting it and enjoying it. Just not my 10k.

If it was a Mustang it would be a cars and coffee event.

I don’t hate it. If I was looking for a roadtrip SUV/light big item hauling it would work. I would not use this as a dump runner like my Jeep.

Based on recent changes and vehicles, I see us on that path already. Right now we have around the town/short commute cars available. Charging is becoming a bit more easy to find. That is the key part, not all of us can do “charge at home”. Lack of garage (don’t want an open port) or rent with no option to add.

Nice. Looks like a fun ride that you can actually drive without reducing the value. That is what these were meant for, go out and have fun.

Looking at this as a clone - no deal/dice/etc for that price. It is in good shape for the year but going to the part bin and throwing the next level items on it doesn’t make it more valuable.

Neutral - Other than pulling  muscle in my side doing normal stuff going well.

This is a rolling chassis with some parts thrown on. If one piece was right, motor running, paint done, or interior complete, then we could be close. Right now it is way overpriced.

Neutral: Reading an automotive website that sometimes is pro car. :)

I use them as an additional tool and not a replacement. As I “sweep” the area, I glance at cameras for a quick confirm.

I use them as an additional tool and not a replacement. As I “sweep” the area, I glance at cameras for a quick confirm.

Awesome and the proper use for these.

This is one of those case of beer jobs. I leave the car, parts, and a case of beer at a friend’s house who likes doing this and a few days later I have a functional vehicle again.

Personal Experience here. Drove a 2002 Deville (float master) from MA to OK in 2 days. I felt great after getting out of the car after that trip.

If I were in need of a golf cart for around the complex market, I would get one of these. Enclosed, can carry stuff, and dead simple. And since in this “world” I would have the income to have someone fix it when parts did go wrong.