It also has a Polk audio system with a USB port, carbon-fiber dash and a tilt billet steering wheel, a $1,200 option. The cart also has a tailgate hitch that Big Dog makes a rolling cooler for.

Modifications can cost between $500 and $600, according to Carstens. The golf carts start out about $3,500, she added. Other local retailers are hoping to cash in on street legal golf carts as well.

Dom designs custom carts and says Louis’ replica drives more like a car than a cart, which was important. It’s got power steering, Apple CarPlay, with a backup camera. It’s an all-metal body.

The "Aston Martin" golf cart includes a fuzzy pink steering wheel cover, a custom driver's seat with Rodgers' number 12 on it and a decal commemorating Rodgers' three NFL MVP seasons.