The Meyers Manx Remastered dune buggy kit has modern features like... a trunk that locks. Depending on your age, if you hear ...

T he original Meyers Manx dune buggy, based on the classic Volkswagen Beetle, is now going fully electric, as is the new Mika ...

As we can clearly see, this 215 is actually mounted in a ride that GM probably never even thought of being on the menu: a friggin sand-rail, or as most of us know them, dune buggies, and this one ...

While it may have the look of a proper dune buggy, the ID. BUGGY is not like those bright, buzzing sand fleas of 50 years ago — this one is fully electric with impressive versatility. Electric Power ...

The new Callum Skye is available to configure ... It’s just a tiny bit smaller than the VW ID. Buggy, measuring 4,047mm long and 1,900mm wide. Full technical details haven’t been revealed ...

If the electric Mini Moke whet your appetite, but just wasn’t beach buggy enough for you, good news: the all-new Meyers Manx 2. ... The classic VW Beetle based design has clearly been given ...

The Meyers Manx beach buggy was arguably one of the first to offer a similar "go-anywhere" spirit in the early 1960s, when Californian engineer Bruce Meyers found fame by chopping up a VW Beetle.

Will Volkswagen bring back the Beetle as an EV ... Throughout the 1960s, Bruce Meyers works to perfect his idea of the Beetle-based dune buggy. California beach culture spawns a few "kit cars ...

the new electric dune buggy will come with two battery pack sizes, 20 kWh and 40 kWh, a 6 kW on-board charger and optional 60 kW DC fast-charging capability. Just like the Volkswagen-powered ...

That applied to cars, too: All of a sudden, a repurposed Volkswagen Beetle with ... Of all the dune buggies on this list, the Meyers Manx is the only brand-new buggy that you can still buy ...