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1975 Sebring Vanguard CitiCar

Introducing the 1975 Sebring Vanguard CitiCar, the most terribly designed car in the history of cars. Built with the cheapest of parts, this flimsy all-electric car can transport you from A to B in no time at all.

-Very misleading volt meter*
-Speedometer
-Cheap driver and passenger seats
-lights
-No air conditioning, just cabin ventilation
-Two flimsy doors
-Defroster switch**

Motor/power:
-3.5 HP brush DC motor
-Top speed: 35 MPH give or take
-Four 12 V lead acid batteries
Chassis/dimensions:
-Frame: welded aluminum
-Body: ABS plastic
-Length: 8.2 ft
-Width: 6.6 ft
-Height: 7.38

*The volt meter only goes down to around 36 volts when the batteries are dead, instead of zero.
**The defroster switch doesn't actually do anything. All CitiCars have one, but none actually have defrosters.

Thanks to Aging Wheels for the facts and inspiration for this vehicle.

Do not reupload without my permission.

Enjoy!