Sebring-Vanguard CitiCar
Believe it or not, but this odd looking box was one of the most popular electric cars in the U.S. for a while. With a top speed of 39 miles per hour, we can understand why it didn’t catch on when it was released in 1974. For some reason, the designers figured that a triangular golf cart-inspired design was a good idea and actually went through with it.
Sebring Vanguard CitiCar
Lightburn Zeta
Straight from Australia came the Lightburn Zeta with all the styling of a ’50s Cadillac on a car that was smaller than a Mini. Since the body was made of fiberglass, it allowed designers to be more creative with the cars they created. Unfortunately, this didn’t end well with the Zeta… Not only was the design less than adequate, but driving the car was not fun either – the engine was not good at all.
Lightburn Zeta
