Are you picturing a glorified golf cart in your mind right now?

You could not be further from the truth! These are regular production vehicles from Ford, Chevy, Toyota, Honda, Volkswagen, etc., that travel at least 55 MPH and still have all the creature comforts you would expect.
In fact, except for being a lot quieter – and the lack of an exhaust pipe - most people won't even know that you're driving an electric vehicle.

Worried that you'll have to stop constantly to recharge it?

Don't be. With a typical conversion, you will enjoy up to a 100-mile cruising range from a single electric charge. We have found this to be more than sufficient for nearly all of our daily needs, even trips to the next town over.

Think you have to be an auto mechanic to do this?

Let me confess something to you: I've never been mechanically inclined. Heck, I nearly flunked out of auto mechanics class in high school. But for some reason, electricity is much easier for me to understand and we've heard from many readers who feel the same way.
When we started the quest to convert our first vehicle, we did not have any type of manual or book to assist us. We just plowed ahead and experimented until we found things that worked. In fact, during our first couple of conversions, we made a ton of mistakes that required starting over.
That's why we want to pass on our knowledge to you – so you don't have to make the same mistakes we did.

Join the thousands who have already done this.

Hard to believe that in 1996 there were just 3,280 electric vehicles in the USA. By 2007, that number had surged to over 55,000. President Obama has set a national goal for there to be one million all-electric vehicles on U.S. roads by the year 2015. That's great news for the environment, so let's all help make it a reality.

The most important reason to convert a car to electric is to save money.

Here in 2011, with gas prices headed to $5.00 per gallon, it's downright maddening to fill the tank and watch the total roll to $50.00, then $60.00, and even more. That's money that goes to gas companies and foreign countries, and you will never get it back.
Now multiply that by the dozens of times you fill up each year and we're talking about some serious money.

Convert your vehicle to electric and you'll save more than the cost of this guide in your very first month.

What would you do if gas prices doubled next year?

Would you just shrug it off? Or would you have to start cutting back on your driving and on your lifestyle? Wouldn't it be nice to be free from that worry altogether?

Now imagine life as an electric car owner:

• Drive right past gas stations
• No more gasoline smell on your hands or clothing
• Extra spending money each month
• Being the coolest and "greenest" household in your neighborhood

Still not sure? Believe me, I've heard every reason why people think they can't convert a car to electric:

"I won't really be able to do this..."

Yes, you will. Thousands of others have successfully completed their own conversions, despite having little or no mechanical background. Our guide walks you through, step by step, each procedure. You'll be surprised how simple it is once it's broken down into individual tasks.

"This must be very expensive..."

In the guide, we show you how to find free or inexpensive components. If you're willing to search for bargains, you'll be able to keep the overall project cost very low. Some readers have been able to complete their conversions for as little as $500!

"This probably won't work where I live..."

We have readers who have completed successful conversions in Canada, The United States, Mexico, England, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, India, Egypt, Germany, Italy, France, South Africa, and many other countries. The principles of electric cars and finding inexpensive batteries and components are the same wherever you are in the world.

"I heard that electric cars accelerate like molasses..."

Are you kidding? Ask any electric car owner and they will tell you that electric vehicles accelerate robustly, often shocking first-time passengers.

"What about licensing and insurance?"

The registration and licensing process is generally identical to that of a gas vehicle. If inspections are required in your location, electric vehicles are treated the same as traditional vehicles, with the obvious waiving of any emissions testing. Insurance rates are normally the same as traditional cars.

"I'll run into some problem during the conversion process..."

That's why we're here! Just contact us and we will help you in any way we can. We want you to succeed!

Everyone has been telling us that the information in our conversion manual - along with our personal email support - is worth $250 or even a lot more. Heck, if it prevents you from making just one of the mistakes we made, it will save you way more than that.
But as I said before, we are just regular folks who know the meaning of a dollar. So we decided to offer the guide for just $49.97 and we're going to give you our four other guides we've written about alternative energy and living green - all for no additional cost.