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Originally Posted by twilight dancer,May 17 2005, 09:15 AM
One side note: the vehicle can't carry combined passenger weight of 400lbs.
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Originally Posted by climacus,May 16 2005, 10:53 PM
I'm guessing they'll easily do 150k miles. Cost two to three grand to replace the batteries.
This is a cool little car. Made out of aluminum, weight as much as a Lotus Elise, it also has the lowest aerodynamic drag co-efficient of any production car.
Plus you can put slicks on it and go autocrossing.
This is a cool little car. Made out of aluminum, weight as much as a Lotus Elise, it also has the lowest aerodynamic drag co-efficient of any production car.
Plus you can put slicks on it and go autocrossing.
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Originally Posted by WhiteS2k,May 17 2005, 01:47 PM
I may be wrong, but I believe that the S2000 also has a similar limit on the total weight of the load (driver + passenger + whatever's in the trunk). Someone with an owner's manual handy should do a quick check. 400lbs sounds about right for the S2000 as well.
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I have one. 58,000 trouble free miles. LMPG= 54.7. Great for the highway and gets over three times the gas milage of our SUV. Made it from Boise to Fresno (750 miles) on 15 gallons of gas at 75- 80 MPH.