Race around the golf course in Ferrari
26th July 2011
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A new collection of golf buggies have been designed to replicate the world’s most expensive cars.
Models based on the Ferrari, American hot rod, Bentley and Rolls-Royce have been made into buggy form.
If you have some cash to spare you could be the envy of your mates on the course with this new invention which has been described by its Utah-based company, Pennwick as;
"the most exotic, desirable and simply awe inspiring luxury custom golf cart around with handling far superior to anything else.”
The F5 based on the Ferrari Enzo will get you around the course at 32kph/ 20mph.
John Pennington, the company owner bases his reasoning on his latest invention as;
‘No-one really needs an Italian sports car but life is sure better when you have one.’
Due to the carts special chassis Pennington claims the red buggy drives "more like a sports car than a golf cart".
Prices for the luxury cart start at £12,000, but for up to £18,000 it and can be decked out with all the extras of its vehicle counterpart. Alloy wheels, leather seats and a hard top for those April showers.
It has a battery powered motor which uses six eight volt batteries. After one six-hour charge the 4bhp motor will last for three rounds of golf.
Models based on the Ferrari, American hot rod, Bentley and Rolls-Royce have been made into buggy form.
If you have some cash to spare you could be the envy of your mates on the course with this new invention which has been described by its Utah-based company, Pennwick as;
"the most exotic, desirable and simply awe inspiring luxury custom golf cart around with handling far superior to anything else.”
The F5 based on the Ferrari Enzo will get you around the course at 32kph/ 20mph.
John Pennington, the company owner bases his reasoning on his latest invention as;
‘No-one really needs an Italian sports car but life is sure better when you have one.’
Due to the carts special chassis Pennington claims the red buggy drives "more like a sports car than a golf cart".
Prices for the luxury cart start at £12,000, but for up to £18,000 it and can be decked out with all the extras of its vehicle counterpart. Alloy wheels, leather seats and a hard top for those April showers.
It has a battery powered motor which uses six eight volt batteries. After one six-hour charge the 4bhp motor will last for three rounds of golf.
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