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Indeed! 😁

You're absolutely right. It's just that most people aren't familiar with the term "autocycle," so they search for "three-wheeled cars" instead. I've used it here to make it more relatable for a larger audience. Thanks for pointing that out though! Appreciate it! 👍🏼

Sure! Whatever suits your taste 🚩👍

Glad you think so! Which one caught your eye the most?

I get your point! Three-wheelers do blur the lines between cars and bikes. They might not be everyone's cup of tea, but they offer a unique driving experience. Different strokes for different folks, right?😅

Haha, yeah, that price tag is definitely on the luxurious side! A Toyota camper van does seem like a great choice though. It's a shame they're not available in the states! 😅🚐

Glad you think so! The design really does stand out. Do tell us which one's your favorite!

yeaa, sorry about that. 😓 That was indeed a huge mess up on my side. Thanks for the heads-up, your insight helps keep the information accurate and up-to-date.

Agreed, the ones that look like race cars definitely have a unique and fun vibe. Do let us know which one is your favorite?

Haha, Thanks!

Interesting point! But there are some three-wheelers with two wheels in front that are still considered more like bikes, like the Yamaha Niken or the Can-Am Spyder. Three-wheelers really do blur the lines between cars and bikes!

Wow, sounds like you've got quite the ride! Did you build it yourself?

How about 115++ mph? Future proof foot scooter @ 40kw . It's not $15k .

Haha true! I feel the same. I guess that's why they're called Extreme E-Scooters!🛴😄

Thanks for the feedback! You're right, engine size is an important detail. I'll make sure to include that info in future reviews. Appreciate you pointing that out! 🚐🔧

Nice! I looked it up and it definitely look gorgeous. It's a great find. Thanks for letting me know! 🏍️⚡

Thanks for sharing those insights! Pricing can vary, so it's good to have updated info. As for off-grid power, it's crucial. While some campers opt for generators, others prioritize solar panels or lithium batteries. And hey, sometimes it's nice to unplug and enjoy nature without TV or microwave distractions, right?

Wingam is based in Europe, the reason it is more expensive is because it is all a one piece shell which means no leaks and places for mold to grow etc unlike other campers that are pasted from separate pieces which would grow weaker over time due to rain and wear and tear. This means this camper will be a good investment which will hold its value for years or even decades because the frame itself will be durable and not have weather damage. I am not sure about power off grid but nowadays you can easily resolve that by buying huge mobile power stations. Way cheaper and works just as well IMO. Worst case you can also take down one of the cabinets and install a microwave if there is no option (but I think there will be tbh).

First one of the reasons the Wingam costs more is that the cab and frame are assembled in Mexico, and then sent to Italy for assembly of the camper portion on the Dodge promaster cab and engine rather than the Fiat Ducato. They should have sent the camper portion to the US and assembled it on a US made Chrysler to avoid the $30 k import duty. A good design that will fail

@@Desperado3248 Nah it's because of the MonoCoque hull.

So that makes it $30k more in the US than in Italy?

What they went bankrupt?😢😭✌️🙏

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Sounds like the Verge has got you under its electric spell! I for one am a victim too! 🤩

Love it! 😍

You're making me jealous! 🤩 It's like my dream ride! But yeah I was looking for some more closed options when it came to three wheeled cars. I'll be sure to make a video on trikes asap. Appreciate your understanding!

Ah, well the Smart Car is the OG of compact rides! Who knows, maybe they share some design secrets! 😄🚗

You're right! But the one in this video is more like 1st of the series and since only a limited number of them were released it's got that "collector's price tag!"

You can say that again! 🚗😎

Hey there! I’m not quite sure what you mean. Can you clarify?

Let's hope they hit the roads there soon! 🚗🤞🏼

I guess I'm Jon Snow! 😅 But seriously, always open to learning more. Thanks for your feedback!

TMW sure have their unique style don't they? Although not in this video I talk about them in the second part of this video. Feel free to check it out for more exciting options!

@@Techwowofficial Oh, I missed it

I'll make sure to check it out! Thanks for letting me know! 😁👍🏼

Noway that can be only $12,000..

Well, I did double-check the price there is a little error. The motorhome is priced at 2,420,000 yen which would translate to around $15,000 in the US. Sorry about that! 😅

@@Techwowofficial "$15,000 in the US"........For this price I'll take this one in a heartbeat!! R U able to lead me to where I may get this Hi Lux Toyota in US? Thanks in advance.

​@@napman99carryboymotorhome.com/ this is their website

​​@@napman99you can't buy those here in the US. You would have to go to Mexico to order one. And then pay a tariff. You crazy? They won't allow us to have anything nice we can actually afford. Not to mention, it would put alot of rv lots out of business and force manufacturers to lower their prices. Which I would love to see

Oops, my bad! Thanks for setting me straight. 😅

Well I get where you're coming from Mini campers come in all shapes and sizes which is why I've mentioned campers ranging from $15000 - $150000. Also thanks for the correction on "High-Lux"-I'll keep that in mind for next time! Really appreciate you tuning in.

I get where you're coming from. While EVs might not be your cup of tea, they're gaining popularity for their efficiency and environmental benefits. I personally find them very attractive. But hey, variety is the spice of life! There's plenty of room for all types of vehicles on the road! Don't you think?

Yeah, microcars do seem to have a stronger presence in Europe. I for one find it interesting how different regions have their own unique automotive preferences. But hey, who knows, maybe we'll start seeing more of them elsewhere too! 🌍🚗

That does sound pretty amazing! I racked my brain for something that fits your description but couldn't think of any that fit the bill. Hopefully, we'll see more options like that hitting the market soon! 🚗⚡

Haha, who says getting older means giving up the thrill of the road? Three wheels just add that extra stability and style, no matter your age! 😄🚗

Microcars are great for city drives, and Tata's EVs offer more for longer trips. But yeah, the battery import issue is something to think about. I look forward to India ramping up domestic production for a more sustainable electric future!

Hey, appreciate your take on this! Air conditioning and affordability are definitely important factors for many buyers. While some three-wheeled cars may cater more to luxury markets, they often pack in advanced technology, unique designs, and specialized features that cater to specific preferences and needs. It's all about finding the right balance between what you're getting and what you're paying. Also, I'd love to know more about the EV you mentioned for 2024 - got any details to share?

The Nimbus One is an EV scheduled to release this year for around $10k or $200/month rent. I will likely get one. Also, the Áptera is very promising although it will be years before the inexpensive models are released and available to those that didn’t preorder.

"- Low price, no more than budget-priced regular cars. In other words, under $15,000." They make cars this cheap in 2024? I just bought a used Elantra Hybrid 28,000 miles 3 years old and that was still worth $18,000. I do agree that the vehicles listed here are toys however. They are 2nd or even 3rd vehicles that people would own. Maybe used as a commuter vehicle or a fun car to drive on the weekends. "Data from Kelley Blue Book puts the average cost of a new car at $48,008 as of March 2023." I would also disagree that a $30,000 car is a rich mans toy. People buying Corolla's and Elantra's etc. are not rich people. And those vehicle are not what I would consider to be a toy car.

@@Fairburne69 I recently shopped for a brand new car. I found the Nissan Versa stick shift for about $15k (brand new) and it is a more reliable car than any Kia or Hiunday. I ended up buying the 2nd level trim of the Sentra (a car that I found just as well built as most 40-50k cars) for about $21k. And my initial goal was to buy an EV or failing that a PHEV... but from a financial perspective they could not compete with these ICEs. Also, either of these two Nissans is far superior to any of the reviewed "toy EVs" discussed. I still plan to buy a super-compact EV *with A/C* as my 2nd car eventually, but the price/value has to make it worth it. Or maybe an e-Trike as a hybrid for exercise and minor grocery shopping inside my community. As to a primary EV... it will likely be the Aptera or equivalent when it is time for a new primary car, probably in 10 years.

Ah, I see what you mean now! You might be referring to the glitch transitions in the Damon footage. Yeah, those can be a bit jarring sometimes. But for me personally, I find them to be in the spirit of futuristic tech. They add this cool, edgy vibe that aligns perfectly with the high-tech theme of electric motorcycles. But thanks anyway for pointing that out! It's cool to hear different perspectives on editing styles.

@Techwowofficial if you look at the riders helmet as he's moving along, you keep seeing it duplicated - another ghostly image in front and then behind itself. It's at around the 4:23 mark. It reminded me of AI photos where you get people with mysterious third hands and the like. Some cool tech on display though in the video overall.

@@NickTaylor-Phantom-Works2 Oh I see! Thankyou for clarifying. Also I really appreciate your feedback!

@@Techwowofficial no worries mate. Good luck with the channel!