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I'd prefer something like this for my in-city commute over the already-allowed golf cart, but not at that price point.
by howard941 8y ago
I'd prefer something like this for my in-city commute over the already-allowed golf cart, but not at that price point.
- oblio 8y ago> but not at that price point Are they too expensive?
- monochromatic 8y ago$9000 seems like a lot for something so limited.
- akshatrathi 8y agoYeah, I'd like to buy them at the price they sell it in China: $2,500.
- yellowapple 8y agoI suspect the price difference is due to different standards of "road-worthiness" in China v. the US.
- blacksmith_tb 8y agoSeems like it, you could pick up a used Nissan Leaf coming off a lease for ~$7K USD, which is more comfortable and I have to imagine a lot safer. The Pickman might make an interesting delivery vehicle in cities, though.
- howard941 8y agoIn a relative sense, for me, yes. Small value for more than the price of a beaten-up Fiat 500.
- kentosi 8y agoBy "beaten-up" I'm assuming you mean second-hand, in which case this is an unfair comparison. I'm sure that with time we'll have second-hand models of these tiny cars. The cost would definitely make it more tempting.
- howard941 8y agoFair enough. Compare it to a new golf cart. Those sell for $5-10K. http://www.costowl.com/b2b/golf-carts-new-cost.html http://www.costowl.com/b2b/golf-carts-new-cost.html