Arcimoto. Had to look this one up. Spotted on the 101 freeway in Oxnard, CA.
I saw a Mitsuoka Kei van in Hamburg Pa today. Couldn't take a pic in traffic. I think they are Sambar based, but not sure. I did not get to see where it was registered, PA has a bad record for pulling titles lately.
Will said:Arcimoto. Had to look this one up. Spotted on the 101 freeway in Oxnard, CA.
Those were built locally (well, across the freeway in Shelbyville) and are a fairly common sight here. I actually test-drive a prototype some years back. They've gone belly-up now. Big plans to build a factory in a disused fabrication shop, and then *poof*, gone like the wind with not even the website remaining. Seems like a pretty typical fate for startups making big claims about revolutionizing transportation.
I don't think this is cheating, while it was taken behind a Porsche dealership it was still in public, and not exactly the normal fare you'd expect...
I went to get some stock Forester XT parts to get Gotharu going again. The stock parts were available because they did a full STi swap into their factory WRB Forester.
In reply to Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) :
I had a coworker who did that, same color even. We have a pic somewhere of it towing a bike engined Locost across the mountains for a track day. Both cars were on track.
Speaking of track days, these were at a local fun day on Saturday.
04 GTO
I never see them and I quite like them. I tried to buy one, but alas no 2nd gear syncro
Not long after that, as I went through Charlotte, a survivor 1st Gen Corvair passed me quickly in the rain!
In reply to Woody (Forum Supportum) :
Texas University is all I found..... I was close uping the Gurney decal.
Woody (Forum Supportum) said:In reply to clownkiller :
What's the significance of the Tarleton badge? Google is failing me.
I presume this car gives no quarter.
clownkiller said:
Pib, Dunwoody GA.
I saw a whole transporter full of these on I-16 near Macon two week ago. Apparently they're French built and use BMW powerplants.
In reply to MadScientistMatt :
It is the owners' last name. I've known him since the 80s from the Georgia Triumph Association.
NRV - My membership # is 1.
Hugh
Zebulon, GA
RacetruckRon said:clownkiller said:
Pib, Dunwoody GA.
I saw a whole transporter full of these on I-16 near Macon two week ago. Apparently they're French built and use BMW powerplants.
I see a few Grenadiers around here. They're like a Land Rover defender from a video game where they didn't want to pay for the rights.
RacetruckRon said:clownkiller said:
Pib, Dunwoody GA.
I saw a whole transporter full of these on I-16 near Macon two week ago. Apparently they're French built and use BMW powerplants.
I see a few Grenadiers around here. They're like a Land Rover defender from a video game where they didn't want to pay for the rights.
I was on the fence about buying a Grenadier. I could overlook some things (e.g. lack of adaptive cruise control, no keyless entry/start) but ultimately I didn't have the intestinal fortitude to spend 80k on something from a brand-new manufacturer with no nearby dealers that's based on a British copy of an old British design, with a German powerplant, and assembled in France.
(I bought a GX550 instead.)
In reply to Mike (Forum Supporter) Now I know exactly what i saw in Hamburg PA a few weeks ago. It was not this Subaru Sambar , and it was a little darker color, but it had that face.
I saw (and heard) one of the new chargers yesterday. It may have been one of the electric ones.
I think they are weird for some reason.
Edit... they are apparently ALL electric at the moment.
This one sounded like a hemi. Sort of.
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