6 passenger 17 MPH
8 passenger 17 MPH
4 passenger w/cargo bed or 6 passenger
Not street-legal 4 passenger
Street-legal/ 25 MPH Up to 1,400 lbs capacity w/Lithium Multiple bed options
Same as Carryall 500 but street-legal & faster Up to 25 MPH
Same as Carryall 700 but street-legal & faster Up to 25 MPH
Not street-legal Up to 2,204 lbs capacity Multiple bed options
800 lbs capacity 8.3 sq ft bed 2 passenger w/ cargo bed or 4 passenger
800 lbs capacity 11.9 sq ft bed 65" wheelbase
1,200 lbs capacity 14.5 sq ft bed 71.8" wheelbase
Same as Carryall 500 but with lower front cowl for better view
900 lbs capacity Lifted chassis for more ground clearance
1,500 lbs capacity 23.3 sq ft bed 99.1" wheelbase
1,900 lbs capacity 16.6 sq ft bed 81.5" wheelbase 19 MPH
1,450 lbs capacity 16.6 sq ft bed 81.5" wheelbase 25 MPH
1,600 lbs total payload 4 passenger 114" wheelbase 25 MPH
According to the World Health Organization, cleaning refers to removing germs, dirt, and impurities from surfaces. Cleaning does not kill germs, but by removing them, it lowers their numbers and the risk of spreading infection.
Disinfecting refers to using chemicals to kill germs on surfaces. This process does not necessarily clean dirty surfaces or remove germs, but by killing germs on a surface after cleaning, it can further lower the risk of spreading infection.
Cleaning and/or disinfecting are both important ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Wear disposable gloves or other protective garments when cleaning or disinfecting cars.
Diluted household bleach, alcohol or household disinfectant solutions are effective for killing the coronavirus.
Disinfect all seats, steering wheels, door handles, keys, seat belts, gear shifts, air vents, mirrors, connectivity units, hand rails or bed door handles.
Clean any visible dirt from any part of the car that a person usually touches with hot soapy water.
Read the instructions of cleaners and disinfectants carefully. Mixing products such as bleach and vinegar, bleach and ammonia, bleach and alcohol, or hydrogen peroxide and vinegar can create deadly substances like mustard gas, chloroform or WIPE DOWN corrosive acid.
Keep hand sanitizer that is at least 60% alcohol based available at consumer applications like golf courses.
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