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by Rex_tulips - 30/07/25 07:59 PM
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Having watched the vids, I really do like this, it has a real 30's feel. Fantastic looker. I wonder if the single headlamp is OK because it's a 'bike' and the two big lights are really marker lights.
DaveW
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Is it just me, or are there no indicators at the front..?
Steve
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I'm sorry, but it looks like a feeding humpback whale to me.....
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Is it just me, or are there no indicators at the front..? Not quite finished maybe? Unless the big lights flash........
DaveW
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I've just noticed the built-in George Foreman grill on the front end. I wonder if it's non-stick? 
Andy
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As an overall package its not really for me.
Some of the design aspects are nice though and would look good on a normal M3W, the kicked up rear end for instance makes the car more balanced as similar to 3 wheelers from the 1920's, and I like the dash and steering wheel.
I wonder about the legality of no mudguards and the low lights, perhaps normal car regulations do not apply. am with you Roger. I do like the swept up rear - just great and very reminiscent of really early Morgans. Would like to drive one - maybe when I am the Factory on 22nd.
Neil
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My 31 year old son really likes the EV3 - different generational tastes you see!
But dislikes the 4/4 80th - and hes not just being awkward with his old man!!
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So this is the new EV3 I take it.  It appears that this may be a mirror image or a RH version of the EV3 prototype. I assume inset headlights are not coming nor is a "F" series M3W. I agree with the others, the new EV3 prototype does look very nice. I cannot imagine that they would keep it as a single seater though. I also like the paint scheme on the new Heritage pictures show. I've always liked the taller more full windscreen versus the twin shorter ones stock on the M3W. Now that MMC has had a couple years under their belt with basically the same "look", even it's just paint and minor dash changes, it's time to step it up a notch or two.
Dan
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re single seater - to keep the weight down ?
having a passenger is going to hit the performance in all areas I would have thought.
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Its not a single seater, but it does provide zero protection for your passenger without a rollbar. There are shots of the inside of the EV3 under the hard passenger top and the seat remains intact meaning you could take off the hard top when you have someone to carry along. Just dont roll over...
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