A Harley-Davidson golf cart owned by Elvis Presley failed to sell during an auction held on his birthday, 8 January.
The King didn’t hit the links in the three-wheel cart but used it to get around his 14-acre Graceland estate in Memphis.
According to its documentation, the star paid $1,055.38 for the beige and white cart, which is powered by a 245cc two-stroke engine that currently doesn’t run, and the vehicle remains all-original, save for the golf bag holder, which was removed.
Graceland Auctions estimated that it would sell for $60,000 to $70,000, but no one placed the minimum bid of $20,000.
Those figures pale in comparison to what one of Elvis’ other Harley-Davidsons. The 1976 FLH 1200 Electra Glide was purchased just three months before he died and sold last year for $800,000 at an auction in September, which is the third-highest price ever paid for a motorcycle.