‘Korean Style SUV Car’ is the Jeep Kart for the Golf Course
Chinese-built Jeep knockoff will certainly knock the socks off your friends, but not along the Rubicon Trail.
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Should you be in the market for a few golf carts, and the Mahindra Roxor is too big for the job, then why not plunk down a few thousand for this “Korean-style SUV car,” whose appearance is that of current Jeep Wrangler that shrunk in the wash.
Made by Shanghai Your Industry and sold under the Lander name, this knockoff Jeep is powered by gas or diesel 200cc four-stroke linked to an automatic transmission. Top speed is just under 25 mph, there’s a tall roll cage with optional fabric roof panel to protect you and a friend from the elements and rollovers, and an optional bull bar up front keeps the headlights and grill safe from bollards. It looks neat enough, but there’s no way you’d want to take the knockoff off-road (unless it’s a fairway or a hard-packed beach) or on the street.
A single example will set you back $2,000, though it appears you can order a few for $400 each if your negotiation skills are good. We’re not sure we’d go for this, however, as there’s too little information and too many potential headaches with this knockoff. You’d be better off using that $2,000 as a down payment on a real Wrangler, instead.
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