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It's called a Corbin Sparrow. Origionally manufactured in California by Corbin Motors, the company filed Chapter 7 in 2003 for
various reasons. They only managed to churn out about 300 of these babies (the Ad-Libs Sparrow is #183). In June, 2004 Myers Motors bought the rights to the Sparrow and once again the Sparrow took
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Ad-Libs Sparrow Fast Facts |
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- Sold for $15,000 new in 2000 - 100% electric - 13 Exide Orbital Deep-Cycle Battries power the Sparrow - Costs about 50
¢ to charge up (about 1 - 3¢ per mile) - Can go about 40 miles per charge - Top speed is 80 mph crusing down Central Expwy.
- Classified as a motorcycle by the Dept. of Transportation - Was seen in Austin Power's ``Gold Member" |
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- Seats one adult - Insures as a mortorcycle - HOV lane access - CD player, heater, no a/c
- Ours is one of two in Texas |
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