[banjobob]

Originally Posted by VillagesDude

Thinking about purchasing one of those Atomic Cool Kartz. Any thoughts pro or con?

Just an observation, most of my friends and aquaintances loath these clown cars.

[Cliff Fr]

Why not support a truly American made LSV? Honor brand is built in South Carolina and made up of American made parts.

[MikeVol]

It provides the comforts of a car, so… just drive your car. I want the experience of a golf cart openness, wind, some light rain, just being able to better experience the outdoors.

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by USOTR

As they are not golf carts Atomic Cool Kartz need to be kept off the golf cart lanes.

Absolutely not true. They are golf cars, and we, as well as all other Cool Kart owners, drive them on the MMPs daily. In fact, unless they’re registered as street legal, which most owners don’t do, they can’t be driven on the street except in golf cart diamond lanes like all other golf carts.

[Regorp]

Originally Posted by VillagesDude

Thinking about purchasing one of those Atomic Cool Kartz. Any thoughts pro or con?

Personally golf carts look cool and pushed by many as a big reason to move here, but they are good for short trips only, so I would rather use my car than spend 15-20k for limited use vehicle.

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by VillagesDude

Thinking about purchasing one of those Atomic Cool Kartz. Any thoughts pro or con?

We’ve had ours for one year now. Also have a Yamaha gas cart, which was our first cart purchase. Love the Yamaha more, but I can’t drive it as it’s very hard on my bad right knee. The cool kart is very easy for me to drive with a gas pedal similar to a car. Also, I (we) love the AC in summer. Since I’m not at all comfortable driving a car here in FL I wanted to have some independence by at least being able to get around TV in a golf cart. For that purpose it’s been great. But, when the weather is decent and hubby and I are going somewhere in TV together, 98% of the time we’re taking the Yamaha cart with its upgraded comfy bucket seats, and open air ride. The worst feature of the Cool Kart in both of our opinions is the seats, which aren’t upgradable and are very hard on our backs if out for more than a couple of hours.

[deborah.pfau@outlook.com]

Originally Posted by VillagesDude

Thinking about purchasing one of those Atomic Cool Kartz. Any thoughts pro or con?

We have one and love it! We did not make ours street legal, although you can. I'm not sure why you'd want to drive it down SR44 with traffic whizzing past you at 55+ mph.
They are allowed on the multi-modal paths.
We also use ours for golf. We close the doors when driving between the tee box and the green, but when out of the cart golfing, we leave the doors open. We especially like the heat, air conditioning, and windshield wipers on those cold, hot, or rainy days.

[Bill Dozer]

Both have their place, carts are better for golf, Atomic for those who do not. Enclosed carts with folding doors cannot share a parking spot unless one is upfront and the other staggered behind, same true for Atomic. Clown carts are the ones with colored lights all over and under or the idiot with the front led light aimed at oncoming vehicles instead of the roadway.
Atomics offer comfort, safety, seat belts, back up camera, turn signals a car can see plus a windshield with wipers. A new Yamaha with out most of the above items costs about the same.

[shut the front door]

Originally Posted by jim@jedward.com

Looked cool? You’ve got to be kidding.

Right? They look like a smart car and a pinto procreated. I don't know why one just doesn't buy a smart car instead. If you're not going to use it to golf, why bother?

[ohioshooter]

This thread just keeps getting dumber.

[HORNET]

Great for golfing! There is more road noise out there than closing a door !