There's a Club specifically for these 2F1R trikes appropriately called the Reverse Trike Club - http://reversetrike.com/home.html david@reversetrike.com

Submitted by David Ewing

10:05 PM EST, Jan 3, 2008

Hi Jon- Here's a link to the photo gallery for this article: http://www.latimes.com/classified/automotive/highway1/la-hy-throttle2dec02-pg,0,3263396.photogallery?coll=la-home-middleright

Submitted by Moderator

1:02 PM EST, Jan 3, 2008

no pics ????? c'mon!!!!

Submitted by jon

10:15 AM EST, Jan 3, 2008

Great looking car? or is it a motor bike? or is it a Cessna on the preflight routine. Would like to see the crash test results first before I buy it. How much does it cost?

Submitted by John K. Lim

5:35 AM EST, Jan 3, 2008

The Trirod looks like an absolute blast! I saw one at the SEMA show in the Pirelli booth. Very impressive! I just found their web site - www.trirodmotorcycles.com.

Submitted by jds

12:58 AM EST, Jan 3, 2008

I drive an older Toyota MR2. My car has sustained numermous collisions both while driving and especially when parked on the street. Drivers of larger vehicles are oblivious to smaller vehicles. Good luck to anyone who gets one of these three wheelers.

Submitted by Mister Two

12:17 AM EST, Jan 3, 2008

Way too expensive, these things are priced higher than the average car. When they get down to the price and high qualityof the average Japanese motorcycle ($6k-$10K) - which I believe they will in ten years or so - they will sell in big numbers. People will buy them for the sense of adventure, the high mileage, and the access to the HOV lane. The HOV lane access for these vehicles is huge, it's what sells a lot of Priuses. I'm surprised the Throttle Jockey didn't mention it, but maybe she'd been jolted over too many potholes during the road test :)

Submitted by Ronbo

11:49 PM EST, Jan 2, 2008

I just want the Aptera NOW! hey Whiner, read the stats on the safety!

Submitted by April

9:48 PM EST, Jan 2, 2008

Between the Tesla Motors vaporcar that hasn't been delivered, and the Aptera vaporcar that won't be delivered until "late 2008" (which probably means 2010 at the earliest), the fearless news media sure loves to reprint press releases from whatever startup can hire a p.r. firm.

Submitted by Charles Pluckhahn

9:45 PM EST, Jan 2, 2008

I bet a million dollars,they dont have an ashtray. Also,why isnt Al and Tipper Gore driving them?

Submitted by kazabud

8:34 PM EST, Jan 2, 2008