Looks like a mini cyber truck

10 Comments

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   DMala 3 months ago

   It’s a [Citicar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citicar)! A 1970s attempt at an EV, powered by lead-acid batteries. It ended up being little more than a glorified golf cart. They were, apparently, [pretty awful](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilIozuRmTQs). From the look of this one, I’m guessing it’s been gussied up with some modern technology. Those green ground effect lights definitely aren’t stock.

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   freddotu 3 months ago

   That’s a Citicar, manufactured in Florida during the later part of the last century, per Wikipedia:

   [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citicar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citicar)

   Not a particularly good performer on battery technology of the day, but the brand had a halfway decent fan base. Two and a half to three and a half horsepower(!) (1.8kW to 2.6kW) and top speeds from 25 mph (40kph) to 38 mph (61kph) and up to 40 miles (64km) range.

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   neophlegm 3 months ago

   Good fun video on it on the Aging Wheels Youtube channel

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   westard 3 months ago

   I’ve never seen one in the wild but I remember laughing at this.

   [https://jalopnik.com/delightful-nerds-turn-a-car-into-a-functional-computer-1823162014](https://jalopnik.com/delightful-nerds-turn-a-car-into-a-functional-computer-1823162014)

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   andersaur 3 months ago

   It’s kinda cool looking in general, has a vibe its own. Sure want nothing to do with it though. No space for my golf bag and pornstar I’ve never seen in my life.But I hear good things, on both sides.

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   Zigihogan-v2 3 months ago

   Yeah, but I’d drive this.

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   karutura 3 months ago

   Cyber*uck

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   Puzzleheaded_Bass581 3 months ago

   probably more reliable too

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   iceblinkHA 3 months ago

   Also that droid in Star Wars. Color even seems right

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    averagemammoth 3 months ago

    Cheese Louise!