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Just saw this on youtube. I've been watching them drive them from China.
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Just saw this on youtube. I've been watching them drive them from China.
Agree...makes sure you don't miss your favourite episode whilst cooking....TV over the stove, good idea....
Yes wasn't so sure about that to be honest and the speed of the mechanism would get on my nerves but the carbon fibre bodywork looks good, how much solar did he say?TV over the stove, good idea....
1800w1.000W
I wasn't sure to be honest, his English wasn't the best and he mentioned 1000 and 800, so I guess it was the sum of the two, or not1800w
I thought he said that but didn’t know where they would all fit.1800w
Only 8 glasses each (I can do that)2 berth- why 16 wine gasses
Exactly, if you are going to buy shite it might as well be cheaper shiteIt can't be any less reliable than anything from Europe or the UK
That sounds about right given the spec, if that's the case I'll pass....There is a German Television channel YouTube where it states the price in full carbon is €475,000. Conventional non carbon at €375,000
I think at that price for a coach built they might struggle to get a toe in the market, OK the spec solar, lithium etc is good but you can do that on Morelo, Concorde, Phoenix etc by chucking a bit of cash at it, the carbon fibre looks good but weight wise in the grand scheme of things I doubt it makes a lot of difference and it will make repairs more difficult in that they have lacquered over the carbon with a tint so a side repair will always be visible.There is a German Television channel YouTube where it states the price in full carbon is €475,000. Conventional non carbon at €375,000