If you've ever driven a Go Kart — and you should — you know that they're a heckuva lot of fun. While they don't necessarily go super fast, the fact that you're so low to the ground gives you the illusion that you're Max Verstappen on the last lap of the Monaco Grand Prix, Dale Earnhardt at Daytona or Mario on Yoshi's Circuit.
But, there's just one problem: During the winter, that Go Kart just gathers dust in your garage. And forget about going out in the rain. If you live in an area of the country where it's cold 5 months out of the year, dropping $2,000 on a Go Kart seems like a pretty lousy investment.
