I didn't see anything in this forum about a short book I found on Amazon by Aaron Wood, so I thought I'd mention it here.
It's entitled "Fisker Automotive: What Went Wrong and Why" and is a very good read. The guy who wrote it, an ex-employee of Fisker, isn't very positive about the car's genesis, designers or manufacturing, but does explain the chronology of events that surrounded the company during its short life. He gives a fascinating insight into what was going on behind the scenes.
I will forgive the myriad of typographical and grammatical errors...
It's entitled "Fisker Automotive: What Went Wrong and Why" and is a very good read. The guy who wrote it, an ex-employee of Fisker, isn't very positive about the car's genesis, designers or manufacturing, but does explain the chronology of events that surrounded the company during its short life. He gives a fascinating insight into what was going on behind the scenes.
I will forgive the myriad of typographical and grammatical errors...