5 Best & 5 Worst 3-wheelers

couldn't get to the end of the article...

Wondered if they mentioned the Izzeta in there?

Feels like it was age related...older 3 wheelers are worse than newer...and I don't know if that is really fair. lol

That GM runabout was pretty damn cool, though not sure about the included shopping carts...

For the longest time I was totally stoked for Elio Motors; and I think the vehicle has great potential, but it's probably past 5 years since the first promised production run...

Website still up tough...

Quote from echoraven

For the longest time I was totally stoked for Elio Motors; and I think the vehicle has great potential, but it's probably past 5 years since the first promised production run...

Website still up tough...

I was "all in for $100". I still thing it's a great idea as a starter car for students or a smaller car for tight areas such as the city. Eventually the wait turned into a slingshot which is now my primary vehicle (for necessity and enjoyment) as weather permits.

Quote from Frankie55

I was "all in for $100". I still thing it's a great idea as a starter car for students or a smaller car for tight areas such as the city. Eventually the wait turned into a slingshot which is now my primary vehicle (for necessity and enjoyment) as weather permits.

Thank goodness I was lazy and never went "all in".

Don't get me wrong; I'd buy it in a heartbeat, in my laziness I kept seeing indicators that looks like it's never coming out so I held back.

I would love one for commuting.

Quote from BKL

I, too, wonder/doubt the Elio will ever make it to market. I waited for years for the Persu Mobility leaning 3-wheeler (http://flytheroad.com/) to come to market, but they never made it. I also waited years hoping the Lit Motors C1 (https://www.litmotors.com/). If they ever should make it to market, I'd still want to have one!

I remember seeing the Lit a few years back. Looked incredible!

Quote from Frankie55

I was "all in for $100". I still thing it's a great idea as a starter car for students or a smaller car for tight areas such as the city. Eventually the wait turned into a slingshot which is now my primary vehicle (for necessity and enjoyment) as weather permits.

Much the same here....