Single seater Powerturn cart in action on sand

A twin seat Type 1 Powerturn buggy taking to the air!

Another single seater Powerturn off-road buggy

A Powerturn buggy flying along with two passangers on board

A Powerturn Buggy - making wheelies look easy!

Powerturn Specifications

Type 413 Twin Seater Buggy

The twin seater offers a driving experience for both driver and passenger that will not easily be forgotten. The speed or turn and direction is sure to bring the giggles and exhilaration.

For the ultimate in co-operation the driving can be shared with each person controls a wheel via the drive sticks. Team work and good communication is a must if you are to steer it though a course or even in a straight line.

Fantastic fun no matter how good or bad you are at driving. There's simply nothing else like it.

Wheelies Galore!

As both passengers are sat over the point of balance the extra weigh does not effect the Powerturn's ability to pull wheelies. Hung grins are guaranteed!

See more of photos of the Powerturn Buggies in action.

Specification for the Twin Seater Powerturn

Two Honda GX 200 engines 195 cc 4 Stroke 6.5 HP
V Belt Torque Converters for rapid acceleration
Two independent hydraulic self adjusting disc brakes
Independent coil over front suspension
FIA approved race seats in heavy duty vinyl upholstery
NASCAR 4 point race harnesses
Choice of mud or turf tyres
Solid Aluminum Control knobs
Quality components, O ring gold chains etc.
Top speed approx 30 mph
Immense stability
Fantastic for group or family entertainment
Very versatile
Drive alone.
Take a passenger for an exhilarating ride.
Control a wheel each, develop teamwork

Four different ways to drive it

Drive alone
Take a passenger (even a small child) for thrilling rides.
Control a wheel each to find out how well you really do work together.
Blindfold the driver - let the passenger give the directions!!

Pricing

Twin Seater Powerturn £4495.00 + vat

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What to keep all the fun to yourself? If you like the look of the twin seater just take a look at the lighter single seater specification. Less seats, less steel, less weight, same power!