Moke America launch limited “San Monique” 007 Special Edition

By: FSWL team

Published:
2021-01-22

Inspired by Live and Let Die (1973) starring Roger Moore as Ian Fleming's 007, the “San Monique” Moke pays homage to the world of James Bond. Discover this thrilling — and limited edition — 007 collaboration on Moke America's official site.

Drawing inspiration from the Caribbean, a location synonymous with James Bond, the 007 “San Monique” takes its name from the fictional island featured in Live and Let Die. In the film, James Bond drives a white and blue Moke through the streets of San Monique. The limited edition 007 Moke has the same striking white and blue design, and features the unique “San Monique” artwork created for the movie.

Introducing the "San Monique" 007 Moke:

Features:

• Distinctive James Bond design, complete with the iconic 007 logo and “San Monique” artwork

Elevated Design:

• White body
• Wood steering wheel
• Elegant wooden gear shift
• Tire cover featuring unique “San Monique” artwork

Caribbean Style:

• Electric technology
• Black seats
• Blue and white striped Bimini Top
• Backup camera
• Bluetooth radio
• White rims

Price: 26,975 USD

Your 007 Moke will take approximately 100 days to be built and delivered. Moke will send periodic updates as to the status of the order. They are charging 50% now and 50% right before delivery. A 4% credit card fee will be placed on your order. The delivery charge will be based on your location. For international sales, please email sales@mokeamerica.com

(Special thanks to FSWL reader John Cork for the Head's Up about this Moke.)

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