Unboxing Vanderhall Venice & Laguna

Today's unboxing review isn't of your typical kind of car. The two vehicles in questions are the Vanderhall Venice and Laguna, a pair of three-wheeled "autocycles" from Vanderhall Motor Works, based out of Provo, Utah. We recently caught up with them at the Progressive International Motorcycle Show and were impressed by what we saw. For example, both come powered by a GM-built turbocharged 1.4-liter inline-four with 200 hp.
The retro-styled Venice, for example, has a dry weight of 1,375 pounds, giving it a power-to-weight ratio in muscle car territory. Impressed? We sure are, even more so when we learned its base price. Enjoy the review!
Special thanks to Steve Hall and Vanderhall Motor Works for letting us film the autocycles. Check out their website at: vanderhallusa.com

[@lamaroliver7478]

nice I want one

[@garyspivey8601]

How do I get my hands on a laguna

[@scubatrucker6806]

Hot models!

[@roberthein2156]

Fenders(3), 6-spd.manuel,
?2.0 liter turbo-rocket out of Malibu.

[@Eatongee]

At 4:10. Better engineering wise that the power goes to the front wheels? Going to the rear wheel wouldn't work? Have you driven a Polaris Slingshot? It works REALLY good. ;)

[@jameshay7247]

The Polaris requires stability control at all times. The Vanderhall does not.

[@roberthein2156]

Chevy Sonic, L.T.Z
1.4 L Turbo,6-spd . Cost me new,ordered(4-months)=$18,775.00

[@MJ4cars97]

That's a nice tricycle...rather get a cheaper one at Kmart tho hahaha

[@carbuzzcom]

A tricycle doesn't have a turbo four, dude.

[@phuongnguyen-sb5de]

name of the brunette?

[@carbuzzcom]

Laguna

[@anonymouse7074]

lmao

[@Eatongee]

Didn't show how awkward it is to get out of the Venice.

[@jameshay7247]

You get out the same way you get in, only backwards.

[@roberthein2156]

Oh $50k,Oh $30k, Oh fully loaded $70k, oh, new Sonic $18.7k=cut the roof off so I can save money and get wet.