I BOUGHT A NEW $70,000 FISKER OCEAN FOR 85% OFF BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T FIX IT

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Rich Rebuilds details his acquisition of a Fisker Ocean for a remarkably low price, bought under the premise that it was non-functional. The vehicle, originally costing $70,000, was purchased for $10,000 due to issues with charging and driving, despite having only 300 miles. The reviewer highlights the significant depreciation and the lack of support from the defunct Fisker company, noting that parts like windshields and keys are scarce and expensive. The video documents the initial troubleshooting process, revealing a disconnected 12-volt battery and a complex electronic parking brake system that locks all four wheels, making towing difficult. While the team eventually managed to get the car into neutral and move it, the underlying issues of charging and software updates remain unresolved, underscoring the challenges faced by owners of unsupported EVs.