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  • pronstar

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    Where do you wind it up?


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    There's something about a car that costs less than my cell phone LOL
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    TheDan

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    My commuter clown car.
    I suck.

    It's a California compliance car.
    $0 down, $49/month, 3 year lease.

    Electric so I could use CA carpool lanes without passengers.

    Lowered was ok in CA, but terrible for DFW roads.

    It's actually pretty quick up to about 50mph...top speed 88mph LOL

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    How many miles does the charge last? I've thought about picking one of them up. You can get them for around $7k now, and we have free charging at work.
     

    pronstar

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    How many miles does the charge last? I've thought about picking one of them up. You can get them for around $7k now, and we have free charging at work.

    They're crazy cheap, around $4-5k at dealer auction. $7k for a low miles example in good shape is a good price.

    It's rated as 87 miles of range, but "that depends".

    Very cold weather and/or high speeds reduce range.

    Warm weather and slow speeds increase range.

    I've gone as many as 120 miles is warm weather, super crappy/slow LA traffic.

    And as few as 42 miles in 35 degree weather at 85mph.

    I'd say I averaged around 80 miles or so in CA.

    Here in Dallas, my commute is pretty short so I'm never really pushing the range. I use about 30% of the battery going from Pleasant Grove (East of Fair Park), to Preston Hollow, to Uptown then back to PG.

    A few caveats:
    Only McKinney Fiat in the DFW area will even touch it. So make sure you call around and ask the service department if they have an EV-certified tech.
    It's not OBDII compliant so you can't diagnose issues with a scan tool (it will brick the electronics), only the dealer can.
    Insurance is a bit high so check your rates.
    And they're very expensive to repair.

    This is a pic of my first one, this was $24k in damage, no bags deployed, no injuries, and they totaled the car...I made one payment on it LOL

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    If you're ever in Dallas/Uptown hit me up and take it for a spin.


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    Darkpriest667

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    They're crazy cheap, around $4-5k at dealer auction. $7k for a low miles example in good shape is a good price.

    It's rated as 87 miles of range, but "that depends".

    Very cold weather and/or high speeds reduce range.

    Warm weather and slow speeds increase range.

    I've gone as many as 120 miles is warm weather, super crappy/slow LA traffic.

    And as few as 42 miles in 35 degree weather at 85mph.

    I'd say I averaged around 80 miles or so in CA.

    Here in Dallas, my commute is pretty short so I'm never really pushing the range. I use about 30% of the battery going from Pleasant Grove (East of Fair Park), to Preston Hollow, to Uptown then back to PG.

    A few caveats:
    Only McKinney Fiat in the DFW area will even touch it. So make sure you call around and ask the service department if they have an EV-certified tech.
    It's not OBDII compliant so you can't diagnose issues with a scan tool (it will brick the electronics), only the dealer can.
    Insurance is a bit high so check your rates.
    And they're very expensive to repair.

    This is a pic of my first one, this was $24k in damage, no bags deployed, no injuries, and they totaled the car...I made one payment on it LOL

    a3fe5a6a304556d872b4ef615f562ac7.jpg


    If you're ever in Dallas/Uptown hit me up and take it for a spin.


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    If I'm on that side of town I'd love to check it out


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    Mine. I was over at a friend's house and borrowed his phone. Huge picture warning.


    This bike is complete. Texas made.
     

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