The Fast Lane Car Buys the Cheapest New Car in America: Candy K27 Review
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In a daring move that can only be described as either incredibly stupid or remarkably clever, The Fast Lane Car team has acquired what they proudly proclaim to be the cheapest new car in America. Ladies and gentlemen, feast your eyes upon the Candy K27! This little electric wonder was discovered at an auction, and the team managed to snag it for a price that will leave you astounded. But fear not, dear viewers, for the team will reveal the exact figure at the end of this video. Brace yourselves, for it is shockingly affordable.
Now, let's delve into the intriguing world of Candy. A few years ago, this company made headlines with promises of a fully electric car priced at a mere $7,000 after tax credits. The anticipation was palpable, but then, as if vanishing into thin air, Candy disappeared from the limelight. It seems their sales were abysmal, leaving this brand-new, unsold Candy K27 with a mere 27 miles on the clock. But what does it offer, you ask? Well, it's time for a walk around.
Prepare yourselves for the Candy K27's high-performance tires, the maximum double stars, to be exact. With 14-inch wheels and a claimed range of 100 miles (which turned out to be a far cry from reality), this little electric charmer certainly has some surprises up its sleeve. Equipped with a 17-kilowatt-hour battery, it may be small, but it's ready to hit the road. Or is it? The team faces a daunting challenge - driving this unsold gem back to the office, a journey that may push the limits of its 59-mile range.
But let's not judge a book by its cover, shall we? The Candy K27 does have a few tricks up its sleeve. It boasts power windows, power door locks, air conditioning, and even a heater. Safety is not neglected either, as this little car comes equipped with airbags for both the driver and passenger. Impressive, considering its price point. However, there are some concerns about its crash standards, as the team notes the door's flimsiness. But hey, at least it has hazards, right?
Now, it's time to hit the road and put this Candy K27 to the test. With a top speed limited to a mere 35 mph, it's clear that this car won't be breaking any land speed records. But fear not, dear viewers, for it does offer regenerative braking, providing a glimmer of hope for its performance. As the team embarks on their journey back to the office, they encounter a few hiccups along the way. The car's limitations become apparent, and doubts start to creep in. Is this a go-kart in disguise, or is it truly the cheapest electric car in the world?
Alas, their adventure takes an unexpected turn as the Candy K27 decides to call it quits, leaving the team stranded on the side of the road. But fear not, for the team promises to reveal the astonishingly low price they paid for this electric marvel. And as a teaser for future content, they hint at a video that will explore the possibility of jailbreaking the Candy K27. Stay tuned, dear viewers, for this is just the beginning of their electrifying journey with the cheapest new car in America.
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