@damnelantra™: The dot is held on with electro-magnets. Believe it or not, the ride is actually improved over a regular Mitsubishi. The rythmic sound of a flat tire will reverberate throughout the cabin and make you forget that you have those rims.
Mitsubishi continues its desparate search for identity.
Isn't MiEV the same thing they tried with the Colt? Basically, four electric motors, one at each wheel. I'd be happy if they just brought the gas-engined i to the States. Far better car than the silly Smart.
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This car is eggsasperating.
If you buy this thing then the yolk is on you.
I hear driving it is Grade A Extra Large fun!
Ok, I'm done...
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and how do they keep that little dot from rolling away as well?
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Isn't MiEV the same thing they tried with the Colt? Basically, four electric motors, one at each wheel. I'd be happy if they just brought the gas-engined i to the States. Far better car than the silly Smart.
01/26/09
Mitsubishi Design Minions: How about if we smash a VW Beetle, then stretch it?
Lead Designer? Perfect! Why didn't I think of that?
Minions: uhhh, you did.
Lead Designer: Good. Now make it resemble an A5 from the side and let's put it out there!
Minions: Do you still want those played-out eighties style three-star rims?
Lead Designer: Of course!