Osama,
I have a 2016 model...maybe the first one. I've read everything about the car from introduction to present. They will never be as reliable as Toyota or Honda, but that's not why we buy them. The HUGE concerns of the early models (cracked exhausts, cracked chassis, bad compensator, bad bevel boxes) have all been addressed. Will the new Centa drives have issues after 20,000 miles? Will the new steel sprockets have issues down the road? The car will always be a gamble. Enjoy knowing our peers on here paid the price for our somewhat relaxed attitude in spending 50K on a go cart with reliability issues.
