Elio Motors

Elio Motors says, "we still plan to build in Shreveport, " even after weekend reports about the possibility of opening a plant in Lordstown, Ohio,

Elio Motors gets a victory in court. Last year the Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission fined Elio $545,000 for operating without proper licensing.

Elio Motors, who haven't been able to produce a single vehicle since launching in 2009, is going to attempt to start up their own currency.

Caddo Commissioner Matthew Linn says, "my experience with Paul Elio is that whenever he's in town, he's asking for money."

The address is scheduled for next Friday.

The struggling car company gets a major lifeline from an unlikely source.

Give it a little thought and, before you listen, ask yourself: What five (or more) big plans or ideas have been in the works, but have yet to come to fruition?

Elio Motors is setting up a unique sales program. The company is setting up marshalling centers where customers can go and order one of the 3-wheeled cars.

Elio Motors might be looking for help from the Trump administration to find funds to help the flailing car company get off the ground.
Elio has a deal to use the old GM plant in Shreveport to build its 3-wheeled-cars. But several local folks don't believe it will ever happen.

Sounds like we won't be seeing an Elio on the road any time soon.