Golf Car Chargers for Sale
- 18 amp golf cart battery charger 48 volt club car w/ 2-pin style waterproof(US $129.99)
- 15 amp 48 volt golf cart battery charger for club car w/ 3-pin round plug(US $99.99)
- Delta-q quiq on-board charger, e-z-go, 2five, lsv(US $100.00)
- Enpower 48v onboard charger golfcart lead acid battery charger(C $90.00)
- Enpower 48v onboard charger golfcart battery charger(C $48.00)
- 48 volt 15 amp automatic smart battery charger plug 2 led for club car golf cart(US $70.01)
Computer gamers pass test but more likely to crash
Tue, 01 Apr 2014PEOPLE who play computer games are more likely to pass their driving test at the first attempt but they are also the most likely to crash within 12 months of gaining a full driver’s licence. Research shows 73% of computer gamers pass their driving test at the first try compared to 58% of the total of test applicants. However, the same study by insurance firm Privilege also showed 77% of gamers had a car accident with the first year of driving when only 27% of the total number of new drivers experienced the same problem.
2015 Mercedes S-class Coupe: The flagship has landed
Tue, 11 Feb 2014Mercedes-Benz's long history building dramatic flagship coupes started with the 1952 300 S, considered a “car for the world's elite.” The 220 S Coupe followed in 1956, and the elegant W111/W112 coupes ran from '61 to '71. Over the years, the 280 SE 3.5 Coupe, SEC coupe, S600 Coupe and CL class all added to Mercedes' reputation for building gorgeous, sought-after coupes. Now comes the new S-class Coupe, making its public debut at the Geneva motor show March 4 and arriving in U.S.
Daihatsu's funky Cube rival on the way
Fri, 29 Sep 2006By Ben Whitworth Motor Industry 29 September 2006 08:01 Daihatsu is on the verge of giving its boxy Materia supermini – which made its European debut in Paris - the green light for UK imports. If given the green light the spacious five-seater, which is already on sale in Japan, would arrive here next spring as a stand-alone topend model. The Materia is very similar to Nissan's does-it-exactly-what-it-says-on-the-tin Cube, which has been super popular with Japanese kids.