LIMITED TO 100 EXAMPLES

For Richard Tuthill, the LFG is about far more than performance. It’s about experiences, the kind that stay with you long after the drive is over. Not measured by lap times or stopwatches, but by the places you see, the people you travel with, and the memories created along the way.

Having spent a lifetime rallying across some of the most remarkable landscapes in the world, Tuthill understands the lasting impact of those moments. The LFG was conceived to share that feeling, to take owners to extraordinary places and allow them to experience the world in a way few ever do.

The car itself reflects that philosophy. Playful and mischievous in appearance, yet fundamentally serious underneath, the LFG blends character with true capability. It’s engineered to go virtually anywhere, comfortably and confidently. In just minutes, it transforms from a fully enclosed, air-conditioned cabin into an open, doorless buggy, shifting the experience entirely and putting you directly into the environment around you.

It’s a machine built for unforgettable journeys. And this is only the beginning.
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At its core, Meyers Manx has always been about fun, carefree days, open roads, and adventures shared with friends. Tuthill brings a different but equally powerful legacy, having facilitated more global automotive adventures than almost any brand in the world.

Together, the pairing felt natural. A shared belief that cars are meant to be driven, experienced, and taken far beyond the ordinary.

This is an invitation to explore. To get out into the world. And to drive it like you stole it.

At The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering during Monterey Car Week, Meyers Manx and world-renowned rally specialists Tuthill unveiled the LFG, a limited-production off-road performance machine that redefines the spirit of recreational driving.

Limited to just 100 examples worldwide, the LFG offers far more than ownership. Each car grants exclusive access to a six-year program of meticulously curated global driving adventures. The journey begins in 2027 with the inaugural LFG Baja Tour, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Meyers Manx’s historic victory in the first Mexican 1000, now known as the Baja 1000.

“This project started as a dream between my long-time pal Richard and me, who are constantly in pursuit of the ultimate expression of freedom and performance. We came together to imagine the perfect Meyers Manx, and after we laid the foundation, we invited our friend Freeman Thomas to bring his design brilliance to Tuthill’s incredible engineering capability. The result is exactly what we sought; raw, visceral, novel, and totally uncompromising. We call it LFG for a reason…” - Phillip Sarofim