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LOL wow thank god tax payers gave fisker so much money to fund this pile of burnt scrap.
Such a good looking car.. It's a shame they didn't put a real engine in it
Description: A couple dozen new Karmas were being stored at the Port of Newark when the hurricane hit, submerging the cars under water. That would be enough to ruin them right there, but when the waters receded, t...
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They should just buy crate engines from somewhere and save themselves te humiliation of putting out more flaming piles of crap
Pretty bad when a car catches fire because it got wet. Cool car, but wasn't ready for the public when they released it, and it's still not
Not by salt water it's so corrosive and causes electrolyses the long term effects are not worth the troubles
All this caused by extensive water damage those engines suck!!! Any regular engine you could have fixed!
Ford took a government loan before they were in too deep. So yes, they used government money, but they were not bailed out. Either way, it shouldn't matter. American carmakers are making a comeback and are doing great!
There's the American tax dollars. In a melty pile of goo. Before anyone says they didn't take tax dollars do some research.
Karma's a bitch
That's why if I bought one I'd shove a big ass Hemi or LS in it.
It's a shame that such nice looking cars are such overpriced pieces of junk. I mean really? This makes like what, 20 of these things that have burst into flames? It's just sad. Proof that electric vehicles are not ready for the market.
Safe to say that's not a reliable car anymore
Hey, I sent this tip in too! Sweet.
I would be scared to even park it in my garage. It might leave me homeless.
After reading this article I have a picture in my mind of gale force winds and sheets of rain and amid the dark wetness, burning pyres of Karmas, their flames to hot for the hurricane to douse. And children huddled around their corpses for warmth.
These cars always catch a fire.
That storm was vicious. I was spared, but the shore was ripped apart. So many nice cars were lost.
that storm suck I got my power back on yesterday
AGAIN XD How many % of all Karmas built durned down already? Like 70?