The 60s icon Meyers Manx is BACK | The Original Dune Buggy | 2023 LA Auto Show
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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2023
- 🏝️ Introducing the Meyers Manx Resorter: Electrifying Urban Adventure! 🌟
Join us in this exclusive interview with the visionary CEO of Meyers Manx, as we dive into the exciting world of the electrified Meyers Manx Resorter - a four-seater dune buggy designed for urban exploration like never before!
🔌 Electric Thrills, Double the Fun!
The classic long wheelbase Meyers Manx Resorter has been reimagined, combining a torquey, twin-motor electric drivetrain with an expanded four-seat layout. Get ready for more smiles to the mile as we explore the Resorter's unique features and innovations.
🌍 Urban Adventure Redefined
Learn how the Resorter meets current Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV) standards with its electronically limited top speed of 25 mph. Discover the perfect blend of style and functionality, with evocative bodywork, an aluminum monocoque chassis, four-wheel independent wishbone suspension, and pouch cell lithium-ion batteries.
🌬️ Civility, Capability, and Style
Delve into the Resorter's highly engineered design, equipped with standard A/C and heating, power steering, and regenerative braking. This electrified beauty elevates the NEV segment with its civility, capability, and unmatched style.
👨👩👧👦 Family-Friendly and Beyond
Explore how the Resorter is not just a convivial conveyance for families and friends but also an ideal choice for hotel shuttle duty and fleet usage in sunny climates. With brisk acceleration, hill-climbing capability, and an available trailer hitch, the Resorter is set to redefine your expectations.
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Don't miss out on this exclusive interview where we uncover the inspiration, design philosophy, and the future of electrified dune buggies with the CEO of Meyers Manx. Subscribe now for all the behind-the-scenes details! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I think it’s great. Don’t forget they still make a classic kit which has the same options to build your own gas powered one. Very cool introducing with an electric version to keep it going and connected to a new demographic. I love mine I will never part with it
Good point!
Freeman Thomas!!! It's been a long time buddy!
I’ll let him know to check your comment!
Adding side doors and windows without getting wet in rain and splashing from odd side vehicle of road.
A removable top would be cool
Why would I want to drive a Manx without a stick shift?
If you look at the demographic of who they’re targeting. Or even just the name “resorter” it’s pretty clear they’re going for resorts and places/people who want low maintenance and are ok with 25mph. At 25mph you’d never get into 2nd gear.
@@dillansgarage It is just sad and a big fall from what it once was.
@@nannuartworks5812 The only vehicles that have been old and new again that haven't been an utter fail is the Bronco, and Jeeps. Everything else is going electric and will never be what it once was. I'm not happy about any new vehicle. They are all over complicated and too difficult to work on. Don't even get me started on Tesla. So a simple Meyers Manx electric buggy is the least of my sadness in the modern car era. It a good looking simple buggy that would be fun to ride in.
@@dillansgarage I don't care about their demographic. I care about Farfegnugen... the pleasure of driving.
@@teddnagurski5583 I agree. Unfortunately they didn’t make it for the true enthusiasts