Collapsible Golf cart

[Jim Blackwood]

No cargo space, no passenger seat, no running lights, no heater, no top, too slow, too expensive, won't fit in the bay, shall I go on?

Jim

[Gary Hatt - Publisher BCM]

No cargo space, no passenger seat, no running lights, no heater, no top, too slow, too expensive, won't fit in the bay, shall I go on?

Jim

Problem solved! 

[windtrader]

yeah, bolt on a hub wheel to the front, make a trike and ride in the bed.

[Jim Blackwood]

Could it really be that simple? 

Oh I think not. Need at least a rope to pull on and steer that front wheel. Some sort of anchor to throw out to stop.

I appreciate the enthusiasm. Seems a tad misdirected though...

Jim

[chessie4905]

Pride Baja Raptor. 15mph top speed 15 to 20 mile range. Designed for off road use. Actually several examples of the more robust ones online.
Not those stupid little 3 wheelers.
I have an older Pride Pursuit XL that we take to fairs, shows and festivals.

[Jim Blackwood]

No trunk, no passenger seat, no top, too slow to license, no heater, not enough range. Nope, don't think that one will do it either. Otherwise it's perfect.

Jim

[windtrader]

man you are picky. don't you have an MGB? Just chop it to fit and be done. lol

[Jim Blackwood]

I thought about that of course, I even have an extra. But the B is just too big in every direction. We think of it as a small car but compared to today's cars it really isn't.

Jim

[RJ]

I think a collapsible electric two person has a market.

I thought about that of course. . .

Don & Jim -

Up until 2019, I had a Cricket ESV, a mini golf cart that actually fit in the back of my VW Jetta Sportwagon with room to spare. It was perfect for flittin' around campgrounds or running short local errands - heck, we even used it to go thru the drive-thru at the In-n-Out in Laughlin, NV! Got some real laughs from that adventure!. Unfortunately, I sold it, and nowadays wish I hadn't. However, if I was to replace it, I would opt for their SX3 model, which is slightly longer when collapsed than the ESV, but would still fit in the VW. Both models fold down to only 28" high x 32" wide, and 50"/58" long, so they'd easily fit in a baggage bay, too.

Cricket HQ is in Melbourne, FL, but they have authorized dealers all over the country. www.cricketcarts.com

Below are a couple of photos, one of the ESV itself, the other tucked inside the VW.

FWIW & HTH. . . 

[Jim Blackwood]

Very nice as a minimalist solution.

I would prefer something that has at least the suggestion of a sports car in it's styling though as well as the possibility of being used in the rain.

Jim

[dtcerrato]

Raincoat? 

[Jim Blackwood]

Dan, please. Have you ever ridden a bicycle in the rain with a raincoat? You KNOW what happens. How's the wife going to react to that?

Jim