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Exomotive, founded by Tech alumnus Kevin Patrick, Mgt 05, sells lightweight and easy-to-assemble kit cars to the U.S. market. A completed car with a Miata drivetrain might cost around $10,000. The company even has an electric version in the works that can go from zero to 60 in 2.8 seconds. "It feels like the fastest golf cart you've ever been in," Patrick says.
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