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FTA: "It’s fine if people want to call it a “glorified golf cart”, though I’m not sure I’ve seen a golf cart that can tow a boat, haul furniture, dump mulch, an
by DamnInteresting 3y ago
FTA: "It’s fine if people want to call it a “glorified golf cart”, though I’m not sure I’ve seen a golf cart that can tow a boat, haul furniture, dump mulch, and that comes with creature comforts like air-conditioning, infotainment screen, power windows and locks, and a frunk."
- kcb 3y agoYea, i've read it but the point still stands. And there's all sorts of tricked out golf carts available with most of those features. Being able to bounce around your own property is cool, and there's many types of small vehicles for that, but they're not something you compare to a road worthy vehicle.
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- rootusrootus 3y ago> that can tow a boat LOL, most golf carts could tow that tiny little boat.
- Waterluvian 3y agoIt’s basically a quad with a cabin. That’s pretty clever and would be useful in limited cases like working a farm. Obviously an F-150 or whatnot can also leave the farm.
- kbenson 3y agoI don't think it's any smaller than a smart car, and people drive those around all the time. I'm not sure why this would be limited to a farm while an F-150 is not. I'm not sure the Datsun and Nissan trucks of the 80's were much bigger, and those saw plenty of use.
- rootusrootus 3y ago> I'm not sure the Datsun and Nissan trucks of the 80's were much bigger For comparison, the smallest Datsun 720 was at least 1 to 2 feet larger in both length and width.
- Waterluvian 3y agoIt’s going to be difficult getting far at a max speed of 25mph.