2002 Ford Th!nk Neighbor
The 2002 Think Neighbor is sold for $7,600 on Cars & Bids. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this 2002 Think Neighborauction.
The Ford TH!NK Neighbor is an unusual electric car that's street legal and conforms to NHTSA regulations. This example features upgrades like an Allied lithium battery conversion, 16-inch wheels, and coilover-equipped suspension. It also boasts a repaint in a nice shade of red, along with a thoroughly upgraded interior. With its clean Carfax history report and notable modifications, this Think Neighbor is a rare find for those interested in electric vehicles.
- Make: Think
- Model: Neighbor
- Year: 2002
- Transmission: Automatic
- Engine: Single Electric Motor
- Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
- Exterior color: Red
- VIN: 1FABP225120102134
Seller's description via Cars & Bids: The Ford TH!NK Neighbor is an interesting and unusual electric car – and yes, it is street legal, conforming to NHTSA's regulations for a "Neighborhood Electric Vehicle." This example features some excellent upgrades like an Allied lithium battery conversion, 16-inch wheels, and coilover-equipped su
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2002 Ford Th!nk Neighbor — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary
The Ford TH!NK Neighbor is an unusual electric car that's street legal and conforms to NHTSA regulations. This example features upgrades like an Allied lithium battery conversion, 16-inch wheels, and coilover-equipped suspension. It also boasts a repaint in a nice shade of red, along with a thoroughly upgraded interior. With its clean Carfax history report and notable modifications, this Think Neighbor is a rare find for those interested in electric vehicles.
- Sold price
- $7,600
- Condition
- Good (5/10)
- Bids
- 9
- Listing views
- 3,772
Highlights
- The attached Carfax history report contains several reporting gaps, though it indicates no accidents for the duration of the report. It also shows that this EV has been registered in California for the duration of the report.
- A partial list of notable equipment reported by the selling dealer includes a fixed hardtop, side mirrors, 4-person seating, and a trunk.
- This Th!nk reportedly underwent restoration in November 2025, and notable modifications reported by the selling dealer include an Allied lithium battery conversion, HD coilovers, 16-inch wheels, a pop-up tinted sunroof, a red exterior repaint, a faux dual carbon fiber exhaust, a carbon fiber steering wheel, black marine-grade upholstery, and a 500-watt Bluetooth-enabled stereo.
- Founded in Norway in 1991 to produce electric city cars and bikes, TH!NK was acquired by Ford in 1999. Though the company built a number of small EVs, the Neighbor is likely their best-known here in the U.S. Sold only for 2002, and with both Ford and TH!NK logos, the Neighbor was designed to be street legal under NHTSA regulations, and thus came fully equipped with headlights, turn signals, seat belts, horn, and other required equipment. About 7,200 were produced in total, according to third-party sources.
- Power comes from a single electric motor, which draws electricity from a lithium battery to drive the rear wheels.