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It will really be Interesting to see if they can actually do this. There have several attempts at three wheelers. There was one called the Venture one, that then became Persu that I think finally went out of business. It had the same idea of the lean and was based on the Carver design from the Netherlands. Maybe a major company can succeed. There is another start up called Elio in Shreveport. They are saying it will get 84 mpg and have 5 star crash rating. We’ll see.
I hear ya Arnie. This looks like a pretty cool device, would be neat to see it make it to market.