[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Ben Franklin

Just purchased a new electric cart about a month ago. I figure by the time I need to replace the batteries, either the lithium battery will be much cheaper, or the newest, aluminum battery, which will recharge in seconds, will replace my old batteries.

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Been here fourteen years and we have owned both gas and electric. Gas carts are noisier and smellier and electric are quieter and easier on the environment.

It has been our experience that when you see a cart broken down or abandoned by the side of the cartpath it is an electric cart.

If you are signed up with a good service or you can walk a good distance this will not matter.

Friends don't let friends buy electric golf carts in The Villages.

[Bay Kid]

Dad's constant worry that he will run out of battery life. Everyday he complains and worries, but Mom is the reason.

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[JoMar]

When you run out of gas or run out of electricity it is usually operator error....it is not the carts fault How can anyone let that happen? I think I have posted before that we get 60 miles on a charge and if I drive anywhere close to that my butt hurts. How do you run out of gas, there are fuel gauge's and worse case, you can lift the seat and look. The last two carts along the side of the road were gas and I gave one guy a ride to get gas, I asked him how that happened, said he was too busy and forgot about it. The other guy was waiting for Kart Aide. It happens to both which is why you can have electric or gas and still end up sitting along the side of the road.