70-442-W30

Ok, you got a laugh out of me there. But really just looking at that car makes me laugh. A little too bubbly for me.

m371961

I worked with a fellow that bought one new.(Yugo) Drove the heck out of it and certainly got his money out of it. Everything else has shamefully became a throwaway product when major repairs are needed.(TVs, appliances etc.) A 6K car used to get someone to and from a job and run errands for a couple of years wouldn't be any different. I wish them success and hope it ain't costing someones' tax money. The investor risk is exactly that, a risk.

joe_padavano

OK, I'd never even heard of Elio motors until today. A quick Google search turned up this comparison of their public story and their SEC filing:

http://jalopnik.com/the-difference-b...and-1744213503

m371961

Ha, a go fund me page for a auto industry. HMM, maybe with the talent here we should consider our own version.
Seriously, until the drones come on line, might have a place for food delivery or messenger service in the city. You could certainly make your payment delivering pizza.

70-442-W30

Here is the more interesting read. It's true, every investment is subject to risk. At least they don't try to sugar coat it at all.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/da...rtiiandiii.htm