Have you seen this? GM's EN-V Concept 2-Wheel PT

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Have you seen this? GM's EN-V Concept 2-Wheel PT

GM’s EN-V concept looks to future of urban mobility

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Assuming it has some type of polishable paint, looks like a good candidate for 4" and 5.5" pads...

My guess would be the shell is colored plastic but it will still need detailing...


I would hate to be hit by a car when driving this, even a Smart Car!


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Wow I thought the Smart cars were bad. They don't mention how fast it would go, all they said is "not very fast". So, maybe it will be similar to a segway? With the means that they can travel main roads in the cities, since according to them the cities will be well over populated.

Also, they mention "The body and canopy of EN-V are constructed from carbon fiber, custom-tinted Lexan and acrylic, materials that are more commonly used in race cars, military airplanes and spacecraft because of their strength and lightweight characteristics." So definitely some detailing to be had!
 
Wonder if you can take it off a cliff? Wonder if I would notice it when I accidently run it over with my 8000lb truck?
 
:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: It looks like a segway for two! I'll go for the "minority report" car myself.
 
I wonder if I would feel them if i ran them over in my F150 4x4? Hmmm...:dunno:
 
Scott DeBrun said:
I wonder if I would feel them if i ran them over in my F150 4x4? Hmmm...:dunno:
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When they come up to that devastating pot hole, we could give'em a boost into the bed of the truck so they can make it to the other side.Im the MAN
 
That's a great idea Snowking, I'm sure we could charge them a little transport fare as well.:dblthumb2:
 
I think I saw those on CNN.com. They said that when and if they ever go on sale they would be around $10,000.00 and would go 25mph.
 
That sure would help me in my 125' commute to work. :coolgleam:
 
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