Review of a VIP Future Champion Scooter
by Anonymous
(Las Vegas, NV USA)
We paid $1100.00 for our scooter, storage compartment, two helmets and a 30 day seller warranty. It looks nice and sleek (we have red wine color). The only problem we have had so far is that on day 3 is stalled and wouldn't start up again; we took it back to the shop we bought it from and they honored the 30 day warranty and replaced the carburetor for free ($240 worth of parts and labor).
Our salesperson had made us aware before our purchase that any glitches would likely show up within the first 10 days. Since then we have had no other problems and now have ridden it over 400 miles.
We are first time scooter owners so we don't have much to compare our experience with but we did research our options here in Las Vegas on our choices from who to buy from here in town rather than through the internet. It has now been two months since we purchased and we are very happy with this scooter, we average about 80 miles per gallon.
If I could change anything about this scooter I would make the turn signals more bright and obvious during daylight. At night they are plenty adequate though. We bought this scooter out of dire necessity but have quickly grown to love and prefer our scooter over our van.
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