Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green

The three cars in the image above are all battery powered, and are all incredibly hard to get. First off, on the right we have a DIY 1970 VW Bradley GT electric car (this one’s the easiest to buy, because it’s on eBay). Second, with the big SOLD tag, is the $100,000 electric Super Car from Sam’s Club. Third, as you might already recognize, is the Brabus Tesla Roadster. Yumz.

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