Daymak Spiritus? Where is it? Promises and 25000 deposits received. Doesn't look like it will ever happen. Plus it's so easy for companies to invite Tech Wow for a dog and pony show to get positive reviews. Ebike Review also does that. Now they have the Leggera which looks like it's big enough for a skinny kid. Will that ever come out too?
The red Polaris Slingshot in the beginning was a 4 wheeler. Anyway, my 2017 Polaris Slingshot spent more time in the repair shop then on the road. The hoops the repair shop/Polaris dealer had to jump through for corporate to approve a fix on my Slingshot (under extended full warranty" was ridiculous! Look super cool, but would never buy another.
Hey, thanks for sharing your experience! It's a bummer to hear about the issues you faced with your Polaris Slingshot. It's definitely frustrating when a cool-looking ride ends up spending more time in the repair shop than on the road. Your feedback is valuable, and it's important for potential buyers to hear about real-world experiences like yours. Thanks for keeping it real!
Such bullshit. They never mention them when selling it, and are never recalcitrant when trying to get U to sign the dotted line as they are when U need them like with your situation. Tell the customers when they come into the dealership about your treatment when your there banging your head on wall begging for the fuccers to do their job & stop trying to unlawfully roll you.
can you be specific with the repairs? you're experience strikes me as abnormal. Polaris is an American company and to my knowledge they never deny warranty jobs. really the only issues we ever had were due to the parts shortage in 2021.
The older Morgan 3-wheelers were very stylish. With the V-Twin motorcycle engine mounted “exposed” on the front of the vehicle. Reminds one of an aircraft fuselage….with leather seats!! Cheers
Totally agree! The older Morgan 3-wheelers with their V-Twin motorcycle engines and exposed design were super stylish. Cheers to those timeless designs!
Technically, none of these are classified as a "car". If a 3 wheeled vehicle is steered by a steering wheel, it is classified as an "autocycle"; if by handlebars, then it is classified as a "motorcycle".
You're absolutely right. It's just that most people aren't familiar with the term "autocycle," so they search for "three-wheeled cars" instead. I've used it here to make it more relatable for a larger audience. Thanks for pointing that out though! Appreciate it! 👍🏼
I know it's considered more of a motorcycle than a car, barely, but it would have been cool to see a Spyder in this list. I bought one over a year ago and it has been a thrilling adventure.
You're making me jealous! 🤩 It's like my dream ride! But yeah I was looking for some more closed options when it came to three wheeled cars. I'll be sure to make a video on trikes asap. Appreciate your understanding!
Absolutely! These Three-wheelers offer such a unique and thrilling driving experience. Glad to hear you're a fan of them too! Keep enjoying the ride! 😁👍🏼
Avvenire raised millions in crowdfunding to built a car called the Spiritus. I think they also said they got $1B In commitments. A prototype was built, now years later, doesn't look like it's going to happen. Where is it? So after raising all of that money, are we sure that this Leggera may actually be built? The Leggera is a roadster, can't really be used in most of North America and definitely not in those Canadian winters. I have noticed over the years that Daymak which is their head company has been raising money through crowdfunding but nothing seems to happen.
so ein ähnliches Dreirad mit 300cc habe ich vor vielen Jahren gefahren. Es hat viel Spas gemacht. Preis /Standard: 2.150,-€ mit EU- Zulassung. Natürlich gab es/ gibt es auch stärkere Versionen mit mehr Komfort, aber da gehen die Preise gleich höher, bis zu 5.000,-€. !
That sounds like a great experience! Thank you for sharing your story and the pricing information. I agree that the stronger versions can be much more expensive. By the way, German is not my first language, so I used Google Translate to write this response. Please forgive any mistakes!
The 2008 liberty Ace which preceded the Morgan 3WR has a Harley Davidson 103 engine out front. the 2010-2021 Morgan 3WR has a S&S v twin out front. None of the vehicles shown on the video have the appeal of either I mentioned.
The Liberty Ace and the Morgan 3WR with their Harley Davidson and S&S V-twin engines definitely have a distinct charm that's hard to match. Those exposed engines give them a classic, rugged appeal. Thanks for pointing those out!
Daymak made such a big deal about their Spiritus. Mines crypto, does everything, and now nothing. Millions in deposits received, and they even closed the company they created to sell them.
Wow! Great show! What's next? 3 1/5 wheels? Lol. Bad investment. Stick to the Can Am Spyder, Ryder, etc.. These new designs are taking away the excitement. My opinion.
You're right! But the one in this video is more like 1st of the series and since only a limited number of them were released it's got that "collector's price tag!"
"Awesome" has lost its original meaning, and no longer means anything. The chief design mistake of the Vanderhall is power at the front wheels. For good handling, the power should be at the rear.
@@jeremykeller211 if all you want is to have the rear bust loose and slide, rear wheel drive is for you. If you want good handling, as you mentioned, front wheel drive is the only choice. Why would you think handling would be better with 1 tire with 200lbs over it would be better then 2 tires with 1000lbs over them?
@@ToddCopeland Thx Todd, Actually I know very little about trike handling (but I will know more when my Triking is on the road.) I was merely quoting better educated authorities, who opt for rear wheel power. Other than the power source problem, I really like the looks, finish, and design of the Vanderhaul.
I hear you! Some of these three-wheelers can be quite tempting. Who knows, maybe one day they'll become more accessible. Until then, we can dream, right? 😅
You're mixing content of the old Carver One with the new Carver S+ in this video! The Carver One isn't produced anymore. And the new Carver S+ is electric.
"Fair question! These three-wheelers often offer a unique blend of maneuverability and efficiency that some drivers find appealing. It's all about personal preference and what fits your lifestyle best!"
As far as I'm concerned these vehicles are just rich man toys if they don't meet two key criteria: - Air conditioning. - Low price, no more than budget-priced regular cars. In other words, under $15,000. All of these are toys. And you failed to mention the one EV releasing in 2024 that does qualify.
Hey, appreciate your take on this! Air conditioning and affordability are definitely important factors for many buyers. While some three-wheeled cars may cater more to luxury markets, they often pack in advanced technology, unique designs, and specialized features that cater to specific preferences and needs. It's all about finding the right balance between what you're getting and what you're paying. Also, I'd love to know more about the EV you mentioned for 2024 - got any details to share?
The Nimbus One is an EV scheduled to release this year for around $10k or $200/month rent. I will likely get one. Also, the Áptera is very promising although it will be years before the inexpensive models are released and available to those that didn’t preorder.
"- Low price, no more than budget-priced regular cars. In other words, under $15,000." They make cars this cheap in 2024? I just bought a used Elantra Hybrid 28,000 miles 3 years old and that was still worth $18,000. I do agree that the vehicles listed here are toys however. They are 2nd or even 3rd vehicles that people would own. Maybe used as a commuter vehicle or a fun car to drive on the weekends. "Data from Kelley Blue Book puts the average cost of a new car at $48,008 as of March 2023." I would also disagree that a $30,000 car is a rich mans toy. People buying Corolla's and Elantra's etc. are not rich people. And those vehicle are not what I would consider to be a toy car.
@@Fairburne69 I recently shopped for a brand new car. I found the Nissan Versa stick shift for about $15k (brand new) and it is a more reliable car than any Kia or Hiunday. I ended up buying the 2nd level trim of the Sentra (a car that I found just as well built as most 40-50k cars) for about $21k. And my initial goal was to buy an EV or failing that a PHEV... but from a financial perspective they could not compete with these ICEs. Also, either of these two Nissans is far superior to any of the reviewed "toy EVs" discussed. I still plan to buy a super-compact EV *with A/C* as my 2nd car eventually, but the price/value has to make it worth it. Or maybe an e-Trike as a hybrid for exercise and minor grocery shopping inside my community. As to a primary EV... it will likely be the Aptera or equivalent when it is time for a new primary car, probably in 10 years.
For sure! Building your own three-wheeled car can be a cool project for those who know their way around tools. It's wild how some creativity and good ol' craftsmanship can whip up something totally unique.
3 wheels? It's a car like it's a 4x4. Doesn't have a roof rack. Carry groceries. Keep you dry at all? Nonsense. It's not a car it's a bike. Go ask DMV More than your parents house cost. We are gaining on it.
I get your point! Three-wheelers do blur the lines between cars and bikes. They might not be everyone's cup of tea, but they offer a unique driving experience. Different strokes for different folks, right?😅
The Polaris Slingshot looks like a Recliner from your living room going down the road. The front view isn’t bad looking, but if you’re looking at it from the rear, it looks just like a Recliner going down the road. BUTT UGLY. Not to mention thay have a lot of problems, and the ‘service after the sale’ sucks.!!
That's quite an image! 😂 The Polaris Slingshot definitely has a unique look that's not for everyone. It's good to hear all perspectives, especially about reliability and service. It seems like you had a rough experience with their customer service.
1:05@ "safety is paramount".... pure bs..... HOW many airbags ?? ask that cricketer what can happen to your face if you crash a three-wheeler with NO AIRBAGS. safety is clearly NOT paramount here
Thanks for your comment! You raise an important point about safety in three-wheelers. Most of these are designed to offer a raw driving experience. But you're right the design and safety features of vehicles, do vary, and airbags are one aspect of overall safety.
From what I’ve read, a trike with two wheels in the front corners as good as a car, but also weighs less. They do handle dangerously when going in reverse and braking though (they tend to flip over).
Wow, looks like I missed an interesting debate! It's clear that there are various viewpoints on the performance and safety of three-wheeled cars. While some argue that trikes offer advantages like lighter weight and maneuverability, others raise concerns about stability, especially in sharp turns or when braking. @peterbarlow1812 makes a valid point about the limitations of square auto tires on trikes. It seems like there's still a lot to consider when it comes to the design and regulation of these vehicles. Thanks for sharing your insights, everyone!
@@Techwowofficial They could also design as Carver has done-- cycle tires that lean while the rear drive tire is a car tire for the advantages of more tread on the drive wheel , where its needed.
Thanks for your input! When mentioning ‘racing pedigree,’ I was referring to the design and engineering influences from motorsport that might impact the vehicle’s performance. I understand this can be subjective and open to interpretation.
Claro, adoraria ajudar, mas traduzir o vídeo inteiro é um pouco complicado. Talvez você possa tentar usar o recurso de tradução de legendas do UA-cam? Deve ajudar! 😊
very first car you didnt say any HP so i assume its not something your gonna mention moving forward.. thumbs down and next video.. how you gonna ignore a basic stat everyone wants to know??
While internal combustion engines have their charm, electric motors offer instant torque and a smooth driving experience. It's worth giving electric vehicles a chance!
@@Techwowofficial always with the torque. No fun driving noiseless vehicles. Or worse, that sissy whistle or annoying chain cranks(ebikes). I'm ole school and I like my engine noise.
Sorry about that. It seems that I've failed to use the right footage for the model. But rest assured that the one I'm talking about in the video is indeed a single seater vehicle. I'll be more critical of these things in the future. Thanks for your feedback!
Aptera, “Hold my beer,…” ($26,900 & 0-60 in 4 seconds & 250 mile range)
Haha, TRUE! Aptera is definitely worth the wait, the kind of value they're offering is quite exceptional 🤩🤯
@@Techwowofficial Hopefully the projected 2025 release date happens for Aptera. At this point I am betting on 1st quarter 2026. I hope I am wrong.
Daymak Spiritus? Where is it? Promises and 25000 deposits received. Doesn't look like it will ever happen. Plus it's so easy for companies to invite Tech Wow for a dog and pony show to get positive reviews. Ebike Review also does that. Now they have the Leggera which looks like it's big enough for a skinny kid. Will that ever come out too?
The Aptera is never coming
Now between $35K and $40K.
The red Polaris Slingshot in the beginning was a 4 wheeler. Anyway, my 2017 Polaris Slingshot spent more time in the repair shop then on the road. The hoops the repair shop/Polaris dealer had to jump through for corporate to approve a fix on my Slingshot (under extended full warranty" was ridiculous! Look super cool, but would never buy another.
Hey, thanks for sharing your experience! It's a bummer to hear about the issues you faced with your Polaris Slingshot. It's definitely frustrating when a cool-looking ride ends up spending more time in the repair shop than on the road. Your feedback is valuable, and it's important for potential buyers to hear about real-world experiences like yours. Thanks for keeping it real!
Such bullshit.
They never mention them when selling it, and are never recalcitrant when trying to get U to sign the dotted line as they are when U need them like with your situation.
Tell the customers when they come into the dealership about your treatment when your there banging your head on wall begging for the fuccers to do their job & stop trying to unlawfully roll you.
That sucks. I'll stick to renting them because they're pretty fun and turn a lot of heads
can you be specific with the repairs? you're experience strikes me as abnormal. Polaris is an American company and to my knowledge they never deny warranty jobs. really the only issues we ever had were due to the parts shortage in 2021.
The older Morgan 3-wheelers were very stylish. With the V-Twin motorcycle engine mounted “exposed” on the front of the vehicle. Reminds one of an aircraft fuselage….with leather seats!! Cheers
Totally agree! The older Morgan 3-wheelers with their V-Twin motorcycle engines and exposed design were super stylish. Cheers to those timeless designs!
Technically, none of these are classified as a "car". If a 3 wheeled vehicle is steered by a steering wheel, it is classified as an "autocycle"; if by handlebars, then it is classified as a "motorcycle".
You're absolutely right. It's just that most people aren't familiar with the term "autocycle," so they search for "three-wheeled cars" instead. I've used it here to make it more relatable for a larger audience. Thanks for pointing that out though! Appreciate it! 👍🏼
Thank dr. Technical 😂😂😂😂
No sh*t Shirlock. 😂😂😂
so the 4 wheeled slingshot in this video is illegal?
I know it's considered more of a motorcycle than a car, barely, but it would have been cool to see a Spyder in this list. I bought one over a year ago and it has been a thrilling adventure.
You're making me jealous! 🤩 It's like my dream ride! But yeah I was looking for some more closed options when it came to three wheeled cars. I'll be sure to make a video on trikes asap. Appreciate your understanding!
I love three wheeled vehicles. A Morgan would great, a Polaris if not, then a Vanderhall. So much fun driving.
Absolutely! These Three-wheelers offer such a unique and thrilling driving experience. Glad to hear you're a fan of them too! Keep enjoying the ride! 😁👍🏼
I would get the Morgan. No doors, no a/c, and an air -cooled motorcycle engine for $66k.
Worth buying in 2024... a Speedster that was only made in 2018. Makes sense.
Avvenire raised millions in crowdfunding to built a car called the Spiritus. I think they also said they got $1B In commitments. A prototype was built, now years later, doesn't look like it's going to happen. Where is it? So after raising all of that money, are we sure that this Leggera may actually be built? The Leggera is a roadster, can't really be used in most of North America and definitely not in those Canadian winters. I have noticed over the years that Daymak which is their head company has been raising money through crowdfunding but nothing seems to happen.
You missed the best option out there!! APTERA
I love the Vanderhall so much, I want to get a Venice at some point.
Get 1. I love my carmel
The Venice is a great choice, such a sleek and stylish ride. Hope you get yours soon! 🚗❤️
I like the look of these. Looks fun. I don't like the trikes that try to mimic a motorcycle. The ones that look like race cars.....like this....yes.
Agreed, the ones that look like race cars definitely have a unique and fun vibe. Do let us know which one is your favorite?
Excellent design and quite affordable
Glad you think so! The design really does stand out. Do tell us which one's your favorite!
so ein ähnliches Dreirad mit 300cc habe ich vor vielen Jahren gefahren. Es hat viel Spas gemacht. Preis /Standard: 2.150,-€ mit EU- Zulassung. Natürlich gab es/ gibt es auch stärkere Versionen mit mehr Komfort, aber da gehen die Preise gleich höher, bis zu 5.000,-€. !
That sounds like a great experience! Thank you for sharing your story and the pricing information. I agree that the stronger versions can be much more expensive. By the way, German is not my first language, so I used Google Translate to write this response. Please forgive any mistakes!
This vehicle flips over in a spinout.
Spinouts can definitely be tricky with some vehicles. Always important to be cautious when pushing it to the limits.
Vanderhall baby!!!!!
Utah fourbike only as c1 c2 c3...
The 2008 liberty Ace which preceded the Morgan 3WR has a Harley Davidson 103 engine out front. the 2010-2021 Morgan 3WR has a S&S v twin out front. None of the vehicles shown on the video have the appeal of either I mentioned.
The Liberty Ace and the Morgan 3WR with their Harley Davidson and S&S V-twin engines definitely have a distinct charm that's hard to match. Those exposed engines give them a classic, rugged appeal. Thanks for pointing those out!
Rip. Eilo motors... you did us wrong 😔 🤧 😪
😔 🤧
Daymak made such a big deal about their Spiritus. Mines crypto, does everything, and now nothing. Millions in deposits received, and they even closed the company they created to sell them.
If you are a consumer, you buy. If you are a creator, you build.
It's great to see that the DIY spirit is alive and well in the three-wheeled motorcycle community.
Wow! Great show! What's next? 3 1/5 wheels? Lol. Bad investment. Stick to the Can Am Spyder, Ryder, etc.. These new designs are taking away the excitement. My opinion.
Three wheeled cars are cool 🤓
You can say that again! 🚗😎
The most expensive Carver is £13,364.
You're right! But the one in this video is more like 1st of the series and since only a limited number of them were released it's got that "collector's price tag!"
3 wheel toys only 60 + k. Right about right for a gold plated version. 😂🤣
Why not show the other vanderhall models, the Carmel is awesome
The Carmel is definitely an awesome model from Vanderhall. I'll make sure to include more of their models in future videos. Thanks for the suggestion!
"Awesome" has lost its original meaning, and no longer means anything. The chief design mistake of the Vanderhall is power at the front wheels. For good handling, the power should be at the rear.
Also the engine in 2023 is not 1.4 liter. Vanderhall went to 1.5 liter maybe 2020 give or take a year.
@@jeremykeller211 if all you want is to have the rear bust loose and slide, rear wheel drive is for you. If you want good handling, as you mentioned, front wheel drive is the only choice. Why would you think handling would be better with 1 tire with 200lbs over it would be better then 2 tires with 1000lbs over them?
@@ToddCopeland Thx Todd, Actually I know very little about trike handling (but I will know more when my Triking is on the road.) I was merely quoting better educated authorities, who opt for rear wheel power. Other than the power source problem, I really like the looks, finish, and design of the Vanderhaul.
Morgan XP
Arcimoto has gone Poof, who has their Designs and Patents???? The Morgan should have been reprised as the Mr. Steed car....IMHO
i like some of them ...... if i was only rich ..... lol
I hear you! Some of these three-wheelers can be quite tempting. Who knows, maybe one day they'll become more accessible. Until then, we can dream, right? 😅
You're mixing content of the old Carver One with the new Carver S+ in this video! The Carver One isn't produced anymore. And the new Carver S+ is electric.
You are absolutely right. Sorry about the mix-up. Thanks for letting us know!
these r nice
Glad you think so! Which one caught your eye the most?
I find it hard to believe that having only one wheel at the rear would make any 'car' better. To put it another way, what's the point of these things?
"Fair question! These three-wheelers often offer a unique blend of maneuverability and efficiency that some drivers find appealing. It's all about personal preference and what fits your lifestyle best!"
Scorpion is out of business
You're absolutely right, but you can still find them available through private sellers online.
@@Techwowofficial no more support at all for any special parts. I'd go with a Trex at this point.
I want one!!!
Nice choice! Three-wheelers definitely have that cool factor. Don't they?!😁👍🏼
As far as I'm concerned these vehicles are just rich man toys if they don't meet two key criteria:
- Air conditioning.
- Low price, no more than budget-priced regular cars. In other words, under $15,000.
All of these are toys. And you failed to mention the one EV releasing in 2024 that does qualify.
Hey, appreciate your take on this! Air conditioning and affordability are definitely important factors for many buyers. While some three-wheeled cars may cater more to luxury markets, they often pack in advanced technology, unique designs, and specialized features that cater to specific preferences and needs. It's all about finding the right balance between what you're getting and what you're paying. Also, I'd love to know more about the EV you mentioned for 2024 - got any details to share?
The Nimbus One is an EV scheduled to release this year for around $10k or $200/month rent. I will likely get one.
Also, the Áptera is very promising although it will be years before the inexpensive models are released and available to those that didn’t preorder.
"- Low price, no more than budget-priced regular cars. In other words, under $15,000." They make cars this cheap in 2024? I just bought a used Elantra Hybrid 28,000 miles 3 years old and that was still worth $18,000.
I do agree that the vehicles listed here are toys however. They are 2nd or even 3rd vehicles that people would own. Maybe used as a commuter vehicle or a fun car to drive on the weekends.
"Data from Kelley Blue Book puts the average cost of a new car at $48,008 as of March 2023."
I would also disagree that a $30,000 car is a rich mans toy. People buying Corolla's and Elantra's etc. are not rich people. And those vehicle are not what I would consider to be a toy car.
@@Fairburne69 I recently shopped for a brand new car. I found the Nissan Versa stick shift for about $15k (brand new) and it is a more reliable car than any Kia or Hiunday. I ended up buying the 2nd level trim of the Sentra (a car that I found just as well built as most 40-50k cars) for about $21k. And my initial goal was to buy an EV or failing that a PHEV... but from a financial perspective they could not compete with these ICEs.
Also, either of these two Nissans is far superior to any of the reviewed "toy EVs" discussed.
I still plan to buy a super-compact EV *with A/C* as my 2nd car eventually, but the price/value has to make it worth it. Or maybe an e-Trike as a hybrid for exercise and minor grocery shopping inside my community. As to a primary EV... it will likely be the Aptera or equivalent when it is time for a new primary car, probably in 10 years.
A welder a little bit of steel and a motorcycle and you can build your own
For sure! Building your own three-wheeled car can be a cool project for those who know their way around tools. It's wild how some creativity and good ol' craftsmanship can whip up something totally unique.
3 wheels?
It's a car like it's a 4x4.
Doesn't have a roof rack.
Carry groceries.
Keep you dry at all?
Nonsense. It's not a car it's a bike. Go ask DMV
More than your parents house cost.
We are gaining on it.
I get your point! Three-wheelers do blur the lines between cars and bikes. They might not be everyone's cup of tea, but they offer a unique driving experience. Different strokes for different folks, right?😅
"The Only Three Wheeled Cars Worth Buying In 2024" for rich people who have too much spare money, updated title.
😂😂😂 Lol!
Or for the companies that paid these guys to promote them.
both the inconveniences of a car and a bike.
Stick with your Camry. This stuff ain't for you.
@@mrfuriouser you're right, the first choice should be reliability.
Hi 🇰🇿
Hello there!
The Polaris Slingshot looks like a Recliner from your living room going down the road. The front view isn’t bad looking, but if you’re looking at it from the rear, it looks just like a Recliner going down the road. BUTT UGLY. Not to mention thay have a lot of problems, and the ‘service after the sale’ sucks.!!
That's quite an image! 😂 The Polaris Slingshot definitely has a unique look that's not for everyone. It's good to hear all perspectives, especially about reliability and service. It seems like you had a rough experience with their customer service.
@@Techwowofficial Yes. Not only myself but tons of others.
when your too old too drive 2 wheels😂😂
Haha, who says getting older means giving up the thrill of the road? Three wheels just add that extra stability and style, no matter your age! 😄🚗
1:05@ "safety is paramount".... pure bs..... HOW many airbags ?? ask that cricketer what can happen to your face if you crash a three-wheeler with NO AIRBAGS. safety is clearly NOT paramount here
Thanks for your comment! You raise an important point about safety in three-wheelers. Most of these are designed to offer a raw driving experience. But you're right the design and safety features of vehicles, do vary, and airbags are one aspect of overall safety.
Airbags are dangerous for short people, a roll bar is better.
RIP Arcimoto
What they went bankrupt?😢😭✌️🙏
🫡🫡🫡
No way 3 corner better than 4. Trikes are a dodge around auto regs.
From what I’ve read, a trike with two wheels in the front corners as good as a car, but also weighs less. They do handle dangerously when going in reverse and braking though (they tend to flip over).
Except on sharp turns the back outside wheel is off the ground. What do you have then?
Square auto tires on trikes aren’t meant to lean!
Wow, looks like I missed an interesting debate! It's clear that there are various viewpoints on the performance and safety of three-wheeled cars. While some argue that trikes offer advantages like lighter weight and maneuverability, others raise concerns about stability, especially in sharp turns or when braking. @peterbarlow1812 makes a valid point about the limitations of square auto tires on trikes. It seems like there's still a lot to consider when it comes to the design and regulation of these vehicles. Thanks for sharing your insights, everyone!
@@Techwowofficial They could also design as Carver has done-- cycle tires that lean while the rear drive tire is a car tire for the advantages of more tread on the drive wheel , where its needed.
Chat GPT wrote every single of the words said
Busted! Haha! Seriously though, I've stopped using it now since it requires a lot of tweaking anyway. Hope you enjoyed the video 😁
Flr town formula quen kibr. A young
3-wheel cars worth buying? None.
#1 racing pedigree...................... WHAT f in pedigree. sakes b/s
Thanks for your input! When mentioning ‘racing pedigree,’ I was referring to the design and engineering influences from motorsport that might impact the vehicle’s performance. I understand this can be subjective and open to interpretation.
2 wheels good ,4 wheels bad & 3 wheels very very XXXXXXX
Haha, I love the Animal Farm reference! But in the end, It's all about finding what drives you, whether it's two, three, or four wheels.
😅traduz em portugues
Claro, adoraria ajudar, mas traduzir o vídeo inteiro é um pouco complicado. Talvez você possa tentar usar o recurso de tradução de legendas do UA-cam? Deve ajudar! 😊
very first car you didnt say any HP so i assume its not something your gonna mention moving forward.. thumbs down and next video.. how you gonna ignore a basic stat everyone wants to know??
🇺🇸🥂🍾
death taps ban them
The avvenire leggera's electric? Boooo
While internal combustion engines have their charm, electric motors offer instant torque and a smooth driving experience. It's worth giving electric vehicles a chance!
@@Techwowofficial always with the torque. No fun driving noiseless vehicles. Or worse, that sissy whistle or annoying chain cranks(ebikes). I'm ole school and I like my engine noise.
About the Vanderhall: "Single-seat marvel"
Clearly has two seats
Get outta here with these stupid AI videos
Sorry about that. It seems that I've failed to use the right footage for the model. But rest assured that the one I'm talking about in the video is indeed a single seater vehicle. I'll be more critical of these things in the future. Thanks for your feedback!