I hope this is not fake news.
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Aviar Motors R67: A True Electric Mustang Built by Russians?
Forget the Mach-E, this is the electric Mustang you want!
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How do you spell Mustang in Russian?
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Artist concept looks neat but Russian build quality might come into play once beyond the one off.
Hey did Tesla ever solve that whole burst in flames thing?
It looks very cool, and would definitely be unique to have. Am I reading that right though, 2180lbs? It sounds like the kind of car that is only going to pass emission and safety standards in Countries that end in "stan."
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Well, at least they're not going THIS route....
What! no burn out video?!?! Bummer.
Were they that Stoopid, or were they going for internet hits?
I have my checkbook ready for when the electric 68 hits the states. My wife is ready to replace the bandwagon (a Grand Caravan) with something smaller and newer for around town. If they do not sell them here, I wonder what it would take to put a Dynacorn rebody on a Tesla loaded floor pan, besides $$$$.
I have my checkbook ready for when the electric 68 hits the states. My wife is ready to replace the bandwagon (a Grand Caravan) with something smaller and newer for around town. If they do not sell them here, I wonder what it would take to put a Dynacorn rebody on a Tesla loaded floor pan, besides $$$$.
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Obviously, I don't think that they thought of the opposite reaction of a spring. They thought of the compression but not the extension. And I don't think they thought of welding 2 dissimilar metals.
Well, to be honest, I don't think they thought at all....
And it'd probably take something more along the lines of this: $$$$$$$$
The only reason I did not double my $ estimate is the Crown Vic Mustang build on here. But if I add the cost of new shop space and tools, eight dollar signs sounds closer. Paint is worth at least two big dollar signs.
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