£50k Garia Mansory Currus Golf Buggy Is The Fastest Way To Play Golf

This is the world's fastest, most expensive and most exclusive golf buggy money can buy. The carbonfibre-bodied Garia Mansory Currus buggy costs £50,000 - around the same you'd pay for a supercharged Lotus Exige - has a top speed of 37mph and is limited to just seven cars. Sorry, buggies.

Its lithium-ion batteries also give it a claimed range of 37 miles.

So why so expensive? Carbonfibre aside, the Garia Mansory Currus features epic multi-spoke alloys, wing mirrors, leather seats and leather dashboard with contrasting yellow stitching. Cup holders, seat belts, and a CD player also come as standard. A roof and windscreen come as an option.

Set to make its debut at the Geneva motor show this week - it's not all fancy cars, you know - the GMC buggy also comes with the option of three driving modes - Golf, Street and Race - the latter of which unleashes the cart's 37mph top speed.

Pretty cool, huh?