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The Golf Cart (commonly referred to as simply Cart) is a Park vehicle that is seen in most episodes. Mordecai and Rigby are its most frequent users, but Muscle Man, Hi Five Ghost, Pops, and Benson also drive it, although less often. Skips is rarely seen using it, since he owns a van, and Pops owns a car, but he uses the Golf Cart more than he uses his it.
History
Cart became alive in the Season 3 episode "Out of Commission", and had a short lived life. He was created when Mordecai and Rigby poured soda on his hood, which brought his motor to life. However he was unable to enjoy his new life due to having been replaced by a new cart and being scheduled to be scrapped at the dump, so to make his short life worthwhile, Mordecai and Rigby decided to let him experience all the fun he could have and then grant his dying wishes which were to see the sunset, get a "real" car wash, get into a fight at the Family Restaurant, and go off a cliff into an ocean with fireworks from a third-world country. After he sank and exploded, Benson called Mordecai and Rigby to tell them that they needed the old cart back due to the new one being too expensive. Mordecai then somberly told Rigby that they needed to get the cart out of the water. After this the cart was likely repaired or replaced but was apparently no longer alive.
Appearance
The Golf Cart is an average golf cart. It is mostly white, with grey poles on its sides to hold up the roof—which is white, a white seat, and a white body. Its wheels and tires are black.
Trivia
- The Golf Cart is often seen to have car-like attributes, such as high speed, good handling and even 4WD.
- When driven the golf cart emits a sound similar to a propane-powered golf cart engine,
- Goof: In Cool Bikes, the Golf Cart was shown to have a turbo boost button and could be driven to speeds up to 200 mph, something only the fastest cars can do. Mordecai and Rigby also used it like a skateboard at the start of the same episode.
- The park seems to have more than one golf cart although the characters always say "the Cart".
- Another golf cart actually came to life in "Out of Commission".
- Sometimes, the Golf Cart has two-row seats.
- The cart came to life and was destroyed in the Season 3 episode "Out of Commission".
- Mordecai and Rigby are its most frequent users, however, Muscle Man, Hi Five Ghost, Benson, Pops, and Skips also drive it.
- He always wanted to mate with lady carts. Mordecai and Rigby helped him do this by connecting him to a red (Presumably female) Volkswagen New Beetle together with jump starter cables.
- This is the first time that the cart appeared with round headlights. This was probably a side effect of him coming to life.
- He appears to enjoy drinking black oil.
- He likes to watch the sunset, get carwashes, and get into fights.
- Rigby refers to him as the eighth member of the park and Mordecai refers to him as a member of the family.
- Goof: Cart had stickers on his hood for one scene, then they weren't there the rest of the time. They may have possibly been taken off by Mordecai and Rigby, however.
- Goof: Cart appeared clean before he had his first carwash.
- Goof: Although one of Cart's dying wishes was to go off a cliff with fireworks from a third-world country, (Which Mordecai and Rigby supposedly went and got) it appeared he already had fireworks in his back compartment before they left. This was only shown for a very brief moment.
- He had been writing a novel, or planned to.
- He wanted Mordecai to answer Benson's call in French accent, and then he wanted Mordecai to say he's going to pick up his momma.
- He said he had seen things other carts haven't. This could mean that there are other carts that had the same soda spilled on their engine.
- The Cart was voiced by storyboarder on the show and the episode, Toby Jones. Jones stated originally someone more famous was to voice the Cart, but did not specify who.
- It is unknown why, but the driver has to spin the cart around a number of times to make it start.
- According to "Out of Commission", his name "Hecho en México" translates to "Made in Mexico".
- Cart's speech at the end of "Out of Commission" parodies the "Tears in Rain" speech performed by actor Rutger Hauer in the 1982 film Blade Runner.
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