single seaters. not buying it. Literally.
However I could see 2 seats being tempting. 90% of the time nobody occupies the other 3 seatbelts in my car. Mostly it gets occupied when my wife asks me to pick up my kids from grandmas on the way home. Its rarely planned, they just want to spend more time with grandma after my wife drops them off to run errands. Losing those seats wouldn't be practical for most people with kids.
For the single crowd, I could only see the one-seater as an option for those who will always be single. How do you pick up your date? :) At least with a motorcycle there's room to ride double.
I could see the Loremo being a viable option. The rear facing back seats would rarely be used by adults, and my kids would probably love it. We loved riding in the rear facing seat of our plymouth station wagon growing up.
Steve G.
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- 157 mpg car to go on sale soon.
- Having looked it over a bit, I have some comments.
- Basic version only goes 75 mph. Not sure I can drive that slow. (n/t)
- I want a one-seat car
- How much does it weigh? How many does it carry? How much trunk capacity? (n/t)
- The LS model is probably too underpowered for the US market
- It's a Beauty
