A Sea Of Red

Part of the stimulus was applied to encourage more people to buy "neighborhood cars" which is a low speed street legal car that can drive on any road under 35 MPH.....aka a Golf cart


Here is the IRS web site and here is a site that you can get the cheapest carts at...there are some REALLY nice 4x4 ones that would cost you 3k or so after the credit

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/article/0 ... 41,00.html

http://www.freeelectriccar.com/ This is about 400 bucks after shipping the cart

This will cost you about $3,000 after rebate

Hold My Own wrote:Part of the stimulus was applied to encourage more people to buy "neighborhood cars" which is a low speed street legal car that can drive on any road under 35 MPH.....aka a Golf cart


Here is the IRS web site and here is a site that you can get the cheapest carts at...there are some REALLY nice 4x4 ones that would cost you 3k or so after the credit

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/article/0 ... 41,00.html

http://www.freeelectriccar.com/ This is about 400 bucks after shipping the cart

This will cost you about $3,000 after rebate

That camo one in the pic is misleading....i think thats a 4x4 which i know my father would be interested in...however i can't find any 4x4 covered under the rebate?

That particular one might not be but there are a bunch...click the company's individually...here is one I found just briefly looking

2008/2009/2010


Ruff & Tuff 4x4 Low Speed Vehicle Rebate: $5,435.68