So, here it goes...
I am newly registered to the forum and wanted opinions of current Karma owners.
I have ALWAYS taken an interest in the Fisker Karma since first reading of it in 2010. Leary to purchase a vehicle from a startup, for obvious resons, but loved the concept the feeling of contributing to the "eco" side of my brain with an astounding, sexy, luxury performer that would be rarely seen on the road despite the entry price.
While toiling with the idea after test drives and awaiting the "bugs" to be worked out from any first gen production vehicle, the company started having troubles. However, after all that has been said and done, I find myself STILL (and possibly MORE) compelled to seek after a Karma due to falling entry price along with the novelty of owning what I consider to be a great piece of automotive history. The visual and driving appeal is certainly still there along with the exclusivity of owning/driving something that is most definitely NOT what I call a "me too" vehicle.
Am I nuts for wanting to actively seek out and purchase a Karma at this point considering service, warranty, parts availability and other potential major negative issues concerning owning this vehicle?
I am newly registered to the forum and wanted opinions of current Karma owners.
I have ALWAYS taken an interest in the Fisker Karma since first reading of it in 2010. Leary to purchase a vehicle from a startup, for obvious resons, but loved the concept the feeling of contributing to the "eco" side of my brain with an astounding, sexy, luxury performer that would be rarely seen on the road despite the entry price.
While toiling with the idea after test drives and awaiting the "bugs" to be worked out from any first gen production vehicle, the company started having troubles. However, after all that has been said and done, I find myself STILL (and possibly MORE) compelled to seek after a Karma due to falling entry price along with the novelty of owning what I consider to be a great piece of automotive history. The visual and driving appeal is certainly still there along with the exclusivity of owning/driving something that is most definitely NOT what I call a "me too" vehicle.
Am I nuts for wanting to actively seek out and purchase a Karma at this point considering service, warranty, parts availability and other potential major negative issues concerning owning this vehicle?