Pony cars and links

(MICHAEL MARTINEZ)

Michael Martinez

March 23, 2018 05:00 AM

Ford and Lincoln dealers have the option of purchasing an officially-licensed Mustang golf cart at the Ford booth at NADA this year. The company that sells them also offers an F-150 Raptor themed cart, but there are none of the monster-sized trucks on display.

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