Comments on: The All-Electric (EV) CitiCar: Powered by the Sun http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 21:57:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jeff W. http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-79152 Jeff W. Tue, 22 Feb 2011 01:44:24 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-79152 This artical is nearly 3 years old I see one zenn 100% solar powered car in Pompano Beach Fl. on my way to and from work. 2 solar panels on the roof very small tires, small car Green in color .I have no clue of the price. This artical is nearly 3 years old I see one zenn 100% solar powered car in Pompano Beach Fl. on my way to and from work. 2 solar panels on the roof very small tires, small car Green in color .I have no clue of the price.

]]> By: Gleason http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-3398 Gleason Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:42:48 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-3398 My wife and I had a '81 Citicar that we bought in '82 from a Lakeland FL. Citicar dealer. We loved it. Someone stopped in the middle of the road right infront of my wife and it was totaled. It cost us nothing to drive because my job allowed me to plug it in while working. It went 45mph and traveled 40miles on a charge. We loved it and are looking for another. My wife and I had a ’81 Citicar that we bought in ’82 from a Lakeland FL. Citicar dealer. We loved it. Someone stopped in the middle of the road right infront of my wife and it was totaled. It cost us nothing to drive because my job allowed me to plug it in while working. It went 45mph and traveled 40miles on a charge. We loved it and are looking for another.

]]> By: Gleason http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-24990 Gleason Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:42:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-24990 My wife and I had a '81 Citicar that we bought in '82 from a Lakeland FL. Citicar dealer. We loved it. Someone stopped in the middle of the road right infront of my wife and it was totaled. It cost us nothing to drive because my job allowed me to plug it in while working. It went 45mph and traveled 40miles on a charge. We loved it and are looking for another. My wife and I had a ’81 Citicar that we bought in ’82 from a Lakeland FL. Citicar dealer. We loved it. Someone stopped in the middle of the road right infront of my wife and it was totaled. It cost us nothing to drive because my job allowed me to plug it in while working. It went 45mph and traveled 40miles on a charge. We loved it and are looking for another.

]]> By: James Lovelady http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-3397 James Lovelady Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:32:51 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-3397 I was very interested in the city car article,wish i had a way to try and locate one of these.I remember a little car from the past called the king midget,it wasnt electric but might make a lightweight conversion. I was very interested in the city car article,wish i had a way to try and locate one of these.I remember a little car from the past called the king midget,it wasnt electric but might make a lightweight conversion.

]]> By: James Lovelady http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-24988 James Lovelady Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:32:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-24988 I was very interested in the city car article,wish i had a way to try and locate one of these.I remember a little car from the past called the king midget,it wasnt electric but might make a lightweight conversion. I was very interested in the city car article,wish i had a way to try and locate one of these.I remember a little car from the past called the king midget,it wasnt electric but might make a lightweight conversion.

]]> By: James Lovelady http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-24989 James Lovelady Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:32:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-24989 I was very interested in the city car article,wish i had a way to try and locate one of these.I remember a little car from the past called the king midget,it wasnt electric but might make a lightweight conversion. I was very interested in the city car article,wish i had a way to try and locate one of these.I remember a little car from the past called the king midget,it wasnt electric but might make a lightweight conversion.

]]> By: Alaska Police Pull Over Solar Powered Car, Think It’s a UFO : Gas 2.0 http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-3396 Alaska Police Pull Over Solar Powered Car, Think It’s a UFO : Gas 2.0 Tue, 09 Sep 2008 13:25:44 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-3396 [...] The All-Electric (EV) CitiCar: Powered by the Sun [...] [...] The All-Electric (EV) CitiCar: Powered by the Sun [...]

]]> By: Palmer Bell http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-3395 Palmer Bell Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:43:47 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-3395 We lived in Alabama until our recent move to Wisconsin. Around 1980, after paying a ridiculous $1.00 for a gallon of gas, we bought a used CitiCar. I drove it to work every day for several years. That was about 15 miles round trip --- but included the ascent of a rather steep "mountain." The car performed well. If I had had an electric-savvy neighbor I would still be driving the car. There was, after all, nothing much to go wrong with ... no transmission, no engine, no AC, no emission control. I sold it when I had a problem that was over my head --- which didn't take much. (The purchaser wanted it for his teen-aged daughter to be sure she didn't drive too fast.) I'd be happy to get another one ... even though a winter commute in WI would be pretty brisk! We lived in Alabama until our recent move to Wisconsin. Around 1980, after paying a ridiculous $1.00 for a gallon of gas, we bought a used CitiCar. I drove it to work every day for several years. That was about 15 miles round trip — but included the ascent of a rather steep “mountain.” The car performed well.

If I had had an electric-savvy neighbor I would still be driving the car. There was, after all, nothing much to go wrong with … no transmission, no engine, no AC, no emission control. I sold it when I had a problem that was over my head — which didn’t take much. (The purchaser wanted it for his teen-aged daughter to be sure she didn’t drive too fast.)

I’d be happy to get another one … even though a winter commute in WI would be pretty brisk!

]]> By: Palmer Bell http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-24986 Palmer Bell Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:43:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-24986 We lived in Alabama until our recent move to Wisconsin. Around 1980, after paying a ridiculous $1.00 for a gallon of gas, we bought a used CitiCar. I drove it to work every day for several years. That was about 15 miles round trip --- but included the ascent of a rather steep "mountain." The car performed well. If I had had an electric-savvy neighbor I would still be driving the car. There was, after all, nothing much to go wrong with ... no transmission, no engine, no AC, no emission control. I sold it when I had a problem that was over my head --- which didn't take much. (The purchaser wanted it for his teen-aged daughter to be sure she didn't drive too fast.) I'd be happy to get another one ... even though a winter commute in WI would be pretty brisk! We lived in Alabama until our recent move to Wisconsin. Around 1980, after paying a ridiculous $1.00 for a gallon of gas, we bought a used CitiCar. I drove it to work every day for several years. That was about 15 miles round trip — but included the ascent of a rather steep “mountain.” The car performed well.

If I had had an electric-savvy neighbor I would still be driving the car. There was, after all, nothing much to go wrong with … no transmission, no engine, no AC, no emission control. I sold it when I had a problem that was over my head — which didn’t take much. (The purchaser wanted it for his teen-aged daughter to be sure she didn’t drive too fast.)

I’d be happy to get another one … even though a winter commute in WI would be pretty brisk!

]]> By: Palmer Bell http://gas2.org/2008/06/19/the-all-electric-ev-citicar-powered-by-the-sun/#comment-24987 Palmer Bell Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:43:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=586#comment-24987 We lived in Alabama until our recent move to Wisconsin. Around 1980, after paying a ridiculous $1.00 for a gallon of gas, we bought a used CitiCar. I drove it to work every day for several years. That was about 15 miles round trip --- but included the ascent of a rather steep "mountain." The car performed well. If I had had an electric-savvy neighbor I would still be driving the car. There was, after all, nothing much to go wrong with ... no transmission, no engine, no AC, no emission control. I sold it when I had a problem that was over my head --- which didn't take much. (The purchaser wanted it for his teen-aged daughter to be sure she didn't drive too fast.) I'd be happy to get another one ... even though a winter commute in WI would be pretty brisk! We lived in Alabama until our recent move to Wisconsin. Around 1980, after paying a ridiculous $1.00 for a gallon of gas, we bought a used CitiCar. I drove it to work every day for several years. That was about 15 miles round trip — but included the ascent of a rather steep “mountain.” The car performed well.

If I had had an electric-savvy neighbor I would still be driving the car. There was, after all, nothing much to go wrong with … no transmission, no engine, no AC, no emission control. I sold it when I had a problem that was over my head — which didn’t take much. (The purchaser wanted it for his teen-aged daughter to be sure she didn’t drive too fast.)

I’d be happy to get another one … even though a winter commute in WI would be pretty brisk!

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