Zenn Motors ZENN Hatchback

It is too slow at 25 MPH, I installed an after market motor and controller to go 35MPH which was much better. I have heard of several people haveing charger failures, roof cracking, doors leaking, early battery failures (discover brand),. The interface controll module is very inacurate. It tells the speed, and battery guage. It is one of the parts that has hade a high failure rate, and costs about $700 to replace. Many people put in after market battery guages, and are very happy with them.

I LOVE the car when it is working, The problem is I never know how long it will be working before it breaks again.

I've been dying for an affordable electric car for a long time now, and the Zenn is the first that I can afford.  It's just perfect for me for many reasons:  I live near work and shopping, so I don't tend to drive as much as most people or as fast (don't need to go on highways too often), I also don't mind a car low on features -- it brings me back to my college years when I had a small Toyota hatchback with no features on it.  I like saving money, though I didn't actually buy it for that purpose.  For the moment, I seem to be saving money indeed, as the electricity to run it is pretty cheap, registration is a fraction of the cost for a gas car, and insurance is affordable.  Haven't needed any repairs yet but it doesn't feel like a car that's built to last even a decade.  It creaks and whines a bit while driving.  Also, I used the kit to let it go 35 mph or more, and found that to be essential to truly enjoying my Zenn.

The ZENN is expensive for an NEV, but then it is one of the nicer NEVs. Performance is acceptable with avalible upgrade kits.

Yes this vehicle is one of the best looking in its class.. However its just another prettied up golf cart until it can go faster than 25 mph. Just put doors on a golf cart and save your money.

The new "Car czar," Edward Montgomery will undoubtedly be a fan, as he is set to take an oversight role of the automotive industry since they got so much of our money.  The Scoot Coupe is a three wheeled vehicle that gets almost 80 mpg, and goes up to 55 mph.  You won't need credit repair if you get one either – it retails for under $7,000.  It's manufactured by Panther Motors in Florida, but it doesn't register as a car.  It registers as a motorcycle, and it's perfect for moderate distance transport.  If most of your driving takes place in town, then a Scoot Coupe is right up your alley.  It's set to revolutionize the scooter industry, and it might have a legitimate shot.  It might be worth a no fax cash advance to order a Scoot Coupe.

This is amazing that you can just plug it into a normal household outlet to fully charge in about 4 hours...it gets the energy equivalent to about 250 miles per gallon (check out the additional photo i uploaded). I looks awesome..can't wait to test it! I saw it outside of a Green Motors dealership this weekend, but they were closed! Going to try again this weekend to see how it is inside, too. I'm a little worried that it'll feel flimsy when driving -- but I'll look forward to testing it! I'll update my review when I've had a chance to test it out more....