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#261355 22-Nov-2019 17:13
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  #2359398 22-Nov-2019 17:39
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Wow. Wasn't expecting that....

 

 

The order page says:

 

 

Error 429 Too Many Requests

 

 

Too Many Requests

 

 

Guru Meditation:

 

 

XID: 2032296

 

 

 

 

Can see why



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  #2359399 22-Nov-2019 17:44
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All done. Presentation was a bit stiff and awkwward

Weird styling, but awesome specs.

I expecting F150 size, but it is quite a lot shorter than a ford ranger.

 

3500lb (1587.573) payload mentioned, way more than the ranger, hilux etc, which will likely take it beyond a 3500kg GVM in NZ (if they sell that config here), meaning a 90km/h speed limit.

 

Base price of USD 39,990 seems unworkable low. Will sell like hot cakes if they can keep that price point.

 

 

 

[edit, that base price is for RWD, 400km+ EPA rated range, 6.5s 0-60mph, 3400kg tow rating, active air suspension allowing up to 400mm of ground clearance. A motorized rear tray roller cover (also appears standard, so no need to budget $1000+ for some kind or tray cover to keep your stuff dry and secure.]


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  #2359402 22-Nov-2019 18:22
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I'd buy one just because.... But I have zero need for a vehicle like that.

But for people who do.... They might consider it.

It felt not ready.




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  #2359403 22-Nov-2019 18:29
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Ugly.





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  #2359404 22-Nov-2019 18:33
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Elon Musk is a genuine genius.


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  #2359405 22-Nov-2019 18:40
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Possibly the ugliest vehicle since always. Yours for 'only' NZ$120,000 + GST....






 
 
 

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  #2359407 22-Nov-2019 18:44
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Certainly a statement piece. Won’t be mistaking the make when you drive past one.

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  #2359420 22-Nov-2019 19:05
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Geektastic:

 

Possibly the ugliest vehicle since always. Yours for 'only' NZ$120,000 + GST....

 

 

Starting price is the same as the Model 3 SR+, so should be about $75k NZD landed here.





 


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  #2359421 22-Nov-2019 19:05
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It looks more like a modern house than a car.  It is like the designers started the design but gave up. Ugliest boxy truck in teh word. I thought initially it was a joke, and that the real vehicle was under the panels.


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  #2359427 22-Nov-2019 19:34
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Geektastic:

 

Possibly the ugliest vehicle since always. Yours for 'only' NZ$120,000 + GST....

 

 

 

 

75k would put it in the range of the high end Volkswagen’s with many more features.


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  #2359472 22-Nov-2019 19:37
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Geektastic:

 

Possibly the ugliest vehicle since always. Yours for 'only' NZ$120,000 + GST. ...

 

 

Strongly disagree.  🙃

 

I love it - it's a thing of quite stunning beauty.

 

A brilliant example of in-your-face, take-it-or-leave-it, totally original design.

 

The only "ugly" part is the price tag.

 

When i win Lotto I'll buy a fleet of them.   🙂





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  #2359477 22-Nov-2019 20:04
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Mad Max car :-)





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  #2359501 22-Nov-2019 20:33
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I want one, very very tempted to put a deposit down.

Reasons why I need one? It looks cool, I’ll make up more reasons later on.

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  #2359508 22-Nov-2019 20:49
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It certainly isn't seek or elegant. It will also be intimidating on the road. It looks like one of those old 80's concent cars that they used in Back to the future 2, which today look kind of dated. 


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  #2359514 22-Nov-2019 21:21
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Is this for real? Is that its actual name? Is this a concept design? Am I in the real world?


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