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Vanderhall Is Finally Making A Four-Wheeled Vehicle And It's An Electric Off Roader

If you’ve been following American automotive manufacturing for the last decade, you might have heard of the tiny Utah-based three-wheeled roadster builder Vanderhall. The company has been building front-wheel drive three-wheeled roadsters powered by GM drivetrains since 2012, with its first...

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Looks almost like it's targeting the side by side market, be cool if it was street legal but I doubt it's aiming as a jeep competitor.

 

[Johnny Quest]

looks like what i could end up with if i was given a Range Rover Evoque, and told to make a Gambler500 rig out of it

 

[Houndoc]

Their roadsters are cool, so will be fun to see what these really turn out like. I would be surprised if not street legal, considering their current market focus.

 

[benjy]

Their roadsters are cool, so will be fun to see what these really turn out like. I would be surprised if not street legal, considering their current market focus.

I know absolutely nothing about the auto mfg finance world, but it seems to me they would need a MASSIVE round of funding in order to make it street legal, and would likely be cost prohibitive considering the low volume they’d likely sell of these.

I’m thinking this will be marketed somewhere between a RZR and Roxor