Trading in your car for a gas scooter seems like a good idea. But, how much will you really save? We examine the hidden costs of switching to a gas scooter, and provide an easy to use Scooter Calculator to determine your potential savings, and how long it will take you to break even on your investment. The answers might surprise you...
Probably more like $6 now — a 1½-gallon tank at $4 a gallon — but Brucks gets a pass on the math. After all, she hasn’t been to the gas station since June.
Nobody is ready to predict that U.S. cities will soon look like Rome, where scooters have filled streets for years, but a 25 percent spike in scooter sales nationally so far this year indicates that Americans seem willing to try something new if they can park their cars and SUVs.
A Northland dealership said this week that it was sold out of scooters.
The world has woken up to the problem of carbon footprints and burning of fossil fuels, and humans are now ardently looking for greener alternatives in every aspect of existing. Since commuting everyday is an integrated part of our dally routine, we do have many green options to try.
The Ikoo electric scooter has a high IQ when it comes to funky little green electric vehicles that one can use to zip around the city and traffic without burning an ounce of gasoline.
