Rabbit Electra 1 year old , just stopped working. Any suggestions?

your bulbs have dislodged themselves/blown, get new bulbs,

Clifford Beard answered this on Fixya 5 years ago...
Here is what he said: Where is fuel pump relay on my vw rabbit 1984 Volkswagen Rabbit

I had a 78 rabbit did the same thing. It was the fuel pump relay. The connector was under size and burnt up. When you star the car on the old Rabbit the pump runs off the ignition switch. Once it starts the relay needs a pulse from the distributor to let it know that the car is running and keep the pump running after it starts. If not the relay times out and pump stops pumping gas. Its for safety so if in a accident and the engine stops the pump wont pour out gas

1. Rabbit proof fencing: http://garden.lovetoknow.com/garden-tools-supplies/rabbit-proof-garden-fencing
OR
2. Capturing the rabbit.

They all come in at the cluster on the driver side dash panel. Did you check the fuses and relays?

1. Sender unit or bad ground wire

2. Just give your self (x gallons in a full tank / y miles per gallon = z at how many miles to fill it to the top again) I did this for years with an 81' rabbit.

If the battery is the original battery then it's 6 years old. Try and put a charge on it for a couple of hours and if it doesn't crank the engine then I'd pull the battery and take it to an auto parts store. Have them load test it. It's probably bad.

I would use whatever the manufacture suggest. Most cars will have the suggested oil use on the oil cap under your car hood. The best thing you can do is change your oil on time and use what is suggested by the people that make the engine. As far as what brand of oil to use, my option is to use any oil that does not have "high mileage" or crazy Teflon additives. Most of these additives (like the Teflon particles) are not small enough to pass across the oil filter and never end up in the engine.

Something that I have been using in all my vehicles (including a 2001 GMC Jimmy with 180K) Is Marvel Mystery Oil. I use it in all my cars and anything with a motor. Its a Oil additive that is a detergent. It will help clean out any deposits or old oil in your engine. It can also be added to your fuel as well.
That's my 2 cents :)

I'm not certain but it could possibly be radiator coolant level, if it seems to happen more when turning...hope this helps...some cars do have them.

sounds like you have a draw on your battery use a test light as something is still getting power with the car off