[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by MartinSE

well let's see. I will accept I brought it up first, I don't recall now.

Actually, I see many references to the street legal version being capable of up to 35.

I think the use cases I mentioned going to work, going to shop, etc, typical daily use case for MOST Americans, only requires occupancy of 1 or 2.

Farting in any enclosed car with the windows closed is a bad idea. Some have activated charcoal, Tesla's have a biohazard filtration - how many ICE cars have biohazard protection built in? LOL!

I clearly stated it in no way competed with even economy cars, like Toyota Yaris on features, that it was in fact very limited. But, I do believe there is a sizable market from college students, to poor working class, and more for a not frills basic mode of transportation.

I owned about the most basic car available - 1970 VW Beetle - and loved it.

So, you want people who are struggling to purchase a 2nd car for work or errands?

And the VW Beetle was a limo compared to the Atomic...