Dressed in everything but subtlety, this latest Mansory creation is guaranteed to catch people's attention.
Golf has always been a game of luxury and style, and the new Garia golf cart restyled by Mansory takes that to a whole new level. Mansory, infamously known for its attention-grabbing creations, such as the outrageously restyled Range Rover and the AMG G63 coupe with suicide doors, didn't hold back in giving the Garia a unique look that will either offend or amaze your golf buddies - if you ever get one.
To give this Garia golf cart a sinister new look, Mansory dressed it in forged carbon fiber, supposedly making it sturdier and lighter than its stock form. The "golf car" also comes with black wheels to complement the dark-themed exterior design.
Mansory lined the forged carbon fiber with turquoise strips on the grille and down on the fenders that wrap around the golf cart to accentuate the look. The turquoise theme continues inside the open cabin, particularly on the full leather seats. With this color choice, you'll likely see this golf cart on the 1st hole even if you're as far as the 18th hole.
Mansory says that buyers can choose the materials and the leather used for this Garia golf cart. There wasn't any mention of any upgrade to the Garia's electric powertrain, so don't count on that. In any case, the cart is street-legal in Europe and the US as a low-speed vehicle (LSV).
Pricing for the latest Mansory-Garia golf cart was likewise left unmentioned, though we just need to dig deeper to find that this isn't the first collaboration between these companies. Based on the luxury Garia SuperSport model, it appears that this is an evolution of the same model that was introduced in 2018, which was priced at $73,000 then or more than a brand-new Mercedes-Benz E-Class.
That said, we suspect that this latest model isn't going to be cheaper than what it was then, especially considering the ample amounts of forged carbon fiber used in the body.
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