THINK & DRIVE
Introducing the Villager LSV, the street-legal, zero-emission electric way to get around.
There's a new financially and environmentally smarter way to get around. The electric Villager LSV is legal to drive on many city streets with speed limits of 35 mph or less, carries up to four adults and never has to stop for gas. The Villager LSV is ideal for your mobile lifestyle and a great alternative to your gasoline-powered vehicle when taking a quick trip to your favorite neighborhood dining or shopping spot, or running errands downtown.
Federal tax credits are available for Club Car Street Legal Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs), if you qualify. Reduce your carbon emissions, and save money at the same time.
2009 Tax Year Credits (IRC 30D) - Tax credits of up to $5,836 on Carryall Street Legal Low Speed Vehicles (LSVs) and up to $4,168 on the New Street Legal Villager LSV are available on units purchased and put into service by December 31, 2009, if you qualify. Click here to see the IRS guidance. Click here to see Club Car's IRS certification.
2010-2011 Tax Credits (IRC 30) - Tax credits of $880 to $1,300 or more are available, if you qualify. Tax credits are based on 10% of the vehicle invoice price for Carryall and Villager Street Legal Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) purchased and put into service by December 31, 2011. Click here to see the IRS guidance. Contact your local Club Car LSV dealer to find out how.
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