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From: mprahm
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  • is this from 1991?

  • @MrKontrollanten Yes, this one is from 1991. The vehicle was in production in Denmark from late 80'ies to mid 90'ies; then the production moved to Germany, where it's still made in small numbers.

  • fantastic! ..... my only worry is the safety cell around you... and with a child on board, even more so . But you;re on the right track here! lovely lookin lil thing!

  • Could anyone explan please, why such a thing cost new about nearly 9000 Euros without Battery? This thing is for me a bigger Sinclair C5.

  • @TheMCMXXL The reason for the high price is the low number of units produced. Unfortunately, with that price, they will never produce a high number of units...

  • its dangerous to drive in a car like that..

    think about if there were another car smashed in him.. :o

  • Although it does not look like it, it is actually quite safe. The driver is protected by a very stiff frame and a roll-bar. In the 20 years that this vehicle has existed, there has been no fatal accidents.

    Just a few weeks ago a CityEl driver collided with another vehicle while doing 60km/h. The vehicle was totaled, but the driver got away with a few bruises.

  • it just look very dangerous!(:

  • @motornalle1 It's only dangerous because everyone else is driving whales.

  • @motornalle1 And if you were going on a bicycle? .. What if all cars would look like that? Everything is relative friend....

  • Much more noicy than I would have expected, but cute

  • You are right, there a no noise dampening materials used, so at higher speeds there is a lot of road/wind/mechanical noise.

    That said, it sounds a lot louder on the video than in real life.

  • @mprahm Yes, i have been driving a Mine-El and they are not that loud.. Totally ok to ride in!

  • Ich hab' auch mal so einen gehabt vor fast 10 Jahren. Hat mir viel Spaß gemacht - allerdings auch einigen Ärger, denn so richtig ausgereift wie ein Großserienfahrzeug war das City-el auch nach so vielen Jahren immer noch nicht. Keine Ahnung, ob sich das jetzt geändert hat.

  • Heh, you got a baby in your trunk!

  • The child-seat for the mini-el is extra, but cheap.

    You are right, the wheel configuration does not allow for high-speed turns, but so far it has not been a problem for me. The batteries are placed very low in the vehicle, so the center of mass is low.

  • Thats pretty nifty, though it is only a one seater car.

    Does the child seat come as standard?

    I prefer a two-one wheel configuration like the T-Rex EV.

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