
Sweet! Tuk Tuk North America has officially been granted both DOT and EPA approval for its line of Mitsubishi-powered three-wheelers. This means that the Tuk Tuk will be completely road legal here in the United States.


Sure, I don't think I'd want to drive one of these cross-crountry (though from what I've read and understand it's fully capable of such trips), but as a livinin-inside-the-loop, take me to the river errand-runner with a top speed of 55 miles per and it's priced under 11,000, this just might be the new official HMK Archive company sled!
Reminds me of my very first three-wheeler!

More info over at: Green Auto and Ape Calessino.
That's Right,
HMK