Club Car's new Cafe Express SE features more powerful engine

Club Car says its new Café Express SE was designed for hilly courses with lots of hungry and thirsty golfers. The latest member of the Cafe Express line of mobile merchandising vehicles comes with a more powerful engine and industrial-grade tires to make it easier to transport food, beverages and merchandise on the most challenging of terrains.

The new model is built on a modified Club Car Carryall 295 SE aluminum I-beam frame and chassis and is equipped with a 23-horsepower Kawasaki engine. The SE model complements the Café Express (11.5 hp, 351 cc) and Café Express Deluxe (13 hp, 400 cc) clvehicles, which are manufactured in collaboration with Carts of Colorado.

The beefiest member of the Café Express family also comes with 23-inch, 6-ply industrial multi-surface tires.

"If you can’t get your mobile merchandising vehicles to your golfers, you’re losing revenue," said Mike Packer, vice president of worldwide sales. "This vehicle is designed to be able to go wherever your golfers are."

The new vehicle also provides additional space for trash, a second beverage dispenser and more storage space. Similar to the Cafe Express Deluxe, the SE model has 16.6 cubic feet of cold storage space with in-wall foam insulation and 3.3 cubic feet of consumable ice storage. Contact www.clubcar.com.