How to craft your own Buggy in Dune Awakening Dune Awakening’s Buggy requires quite a few parts, which in turn, take some pretty serious grinding.

If you never got the chance to own an original or new Meyers Manx Buggy from the 1960s, this might be your only chance.

The Texas DMV has launched an unexpected campaign against dune buggies and sand rails in the state, Hemmings Daily reports, revoking titles and registrations against both types of vehicles that ...

Later models included chassis, and Meyers sold kits that allowed hobbyists to construct them for about $1000.

Bruce Meyers, creator of fiberglass dune buggy who energized off-roading, dies Bruce Meyers in his Manx dune buggy, circa 1966.

One of the coolest was the Stripper, a versatile dune buggy with a removable body that is perfect for both urban transport and off-road use.

Not having one made the car lighter but illegal to drive on public roads. Meyers began adding chassis to his models and created kits that people could initially buy for $985 and build their own cars.

The Brabus Crawler Is an Absurd Tube-Frame Dune Buggy With 900 HP While it might look like a Mercedes-AMG G63, it's actually a totally bespoke Brabus creation.

The legendary Meyers Manx emerged in the early 1960s as a funky dune buggy with VW Beetle running gear. Though it’s one of the most recognizable kit-type ...

The I.D. Buggy, which made its global debut Monday at the 89th Geneva International Motor Show, is meant to show the versatility of the automaker’s modular electric drive toolkit chassis, or MEB.