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I looked over their website and its the same technology my TEC Cherokee uses. I personally love it. Steaks are done in a matter of minutes with no fuss and very little clean up. I do like the marine mount that Solaire offers, a very easy way to use the grill with out permanently mounting it.

A very beautiful car, reminds me of the 2003 Z4 3.0 I had a few years ago.

I can fully understand where you are coming from. I just haven't felt a draw to an American built car in quite some time. I enjoyed the Corvettes I've owned but I was let down ny the build quality. Don't get me wrong, there are some very well built American cars/trucks being produced today...

Had to bring up politics in a perfectly good car thread. :-) I'd like to see the Alfa MiTo brought over. a very stylish 2 door hatchback that looks like it might be fun to drive. That's especially true if the GTA version goes to production.

A very nice collection. The 600 and 500 are nice but just aren't my style. I do love the lines on the Abarth 750. The 356 is a beautiful car though I prefer the sleeker lines of a 550. There is a classic car restorer in the Austin area who has a race prepped 356 coupe that is just amazing...

Correct me if I'm wrong, Fiat 600, Fiat 500, Fiat Abarth 750, Porsche 356 roadster and a pair of Vespas...

One of my future purchases will be 1967-68 Fiat Dino coupe with the Ferrari V6. I'm actually looking forward to the Fiat ownership of Chrysler as Fiat & Alfa have some very interesting cars they might be able to start importing again.

I just joined the forum a few days ago so sorry for re-starting an old post. As I'm a automobile nut I just had to post. Current cars are: 2004 Mercedes CLK55 AMG cabrio (weekend car) 2004 Saab 9-3 sedan (daily) 1970 Fiat 124 Spider (restoration project) Previous cars (owned from...

I might recommend looking at the Cherokee from TEC. Its a fairly portable grill that designed to run off of the small 16 oz throw away canisters or the larger 20lb cylinders of propane. If you're looking for electric then I'd recommend seeing if you can find the previous model Cherokee as TEC...