Same here. I really like how the concept looked.Put the same body kit that we originally saw on the concept back on.
Ha ha. True. Never drive a vehicle that has a lower CG on its side than it does standing up.i would give it a wider stance. i dont feel to safe with its center of gravity. id give it wider wheels and try to get the same fenders that five axis used on their demo car.
Why would anyone in their right mind want that? At least from the consumers point of view. I never heard anyone that was buying a car say "hmmmmm, I don't think you're charging me enough money for that car. How about you add a couple thousand more to it."Move it upmarket to the $20k range.
Think Aston Martin Cygnet, leather, paint, supercharger......Why would anyone in their right mind want that? At least from the consumers point of view. I never heard anyone that was buying a car say "hmmmmm, I don't think you're charging me enough money for that car. How about you add a couple thousand more to it."
iQ-guy has a point. Why would anyone want to pay more for a car. The Cygnet is still a different car. Despite being based on the iQ chasis I doubt that Aston Martin will be releasing a pretty similar product. Which then would justify an increase in price with all the refinements that Aston Martin will do to the car.Think Aston Martin Cygnet, leather, paint, supercharger......