Future of the sportscar???

[Rob M.]

I hope the Vette won't take this direction...




Fisker Karma

[Geoff C.]

? a Buick on steroid that mated with a shark? *NM*

[Chuck S.]

That "Grinning" Grille Will Elicit A Few Chuckles

Makes you wonder what the designer puts on his cereal in the morning.

[Jack H.]

Re: Future of the sportscar???

What's wrong with a happy car?

[Tom B.]

Re: Future of the sportscar???

Looks like a big mustach.

[Chuck R.]

Re: Future of the sportscar???

Looks like the automotive eqivalent to the cat that ate the perverbial canary

[Chuck R.]

Re: Batteries included? *NM*

[Justin B.]

Re: Batteries included?

Looks like the Pringle's potato chip guy

[Alan S.]

Re: Future of the sportscar???

When I looked at it I thought 'Circus'
Regards,
Alan

[Patrick H.]

Re: Future of the sportscar???

They have two of them in Detroit at the auto show, and I saw them. I was not impressed. To me they appear to be styling (i.e. non-running) cars that someone is using to try and get more investors. The details of the drive and charging system did not seem fully thought out and practical for real use.

But, that's just my take on it. And, despite the picture and caption of the linked article, I never saw a crowd around them. Quite empty, in fact.

Patrick

[Chuck R.]

Re: HA! That's a good one too Justin

I'm afraid this ride is going to have a complex before the first one rolls off the assembly line....IF it rolls off the assembly line

[John H.]

Re: Future of the sportscar???

Henrik Fisker is, to some extent, a modern-day version of Malcolm Bricklin - I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for this thing to be built.