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|appearances=''[[Mario Kart 7]]'', ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''}}
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The '''Gold Standard''' (known as the '''Gold Kart''' in Europe and Australia) is an unlockable kart part in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''. It can be unlocked by collecting 20000 coins, or by earning 10000 VR in Wi-Fi races. Much like the [[Pipe Frame]], it alters the stats for the kart, though the stats boost are mirrored. The Gold Standard gives a good boost for speed and weight, but hinders in acceleration and off-road.
The '''Gold Standard''' (known as the '''Gold Kart''' in Europe and Australia) is an unlockable kart part in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''. It can be unlocked by collecting 20000 coins, or by earning 10000 VR in Wi-Fi races in Mario Kart 7 or by getting a star rank on every GP cup for each engine class in Mario Kart 8. Much like the [[Pipe Frame]], it alters the stats for the kart, though the stats boost are mirrored. The Gold Standard gives a good boost for speed and weight, but hinders in acceleration and off-road.


When the Gold Standard body is combined with the [[Gold Tires]] and [[Gold Glider]], they complete the whole Gold Standard. This kart gives great speed (the 2nd biggest boost in the game) and good weight, but has a negative handling boost, and abysmal off-road (the worst in the game).
When the Gold Standard body is combined with the [[Gold Tires]] and [[Gold Glider]], they complete the whole Gold Standard. This kart gives great speed (the 2nd biggest boost in the game) and good weight, but has a negative handling boost, and abysmal off-road (the worst in the game).

Revision as of 14:48, September 7, 2014

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The Gold Standard (known as the Gold Kart in Europe and Australia) is an unlockable kart part in Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8. It can be unlocked by collecting 20000 coins, or by earning 10000 VR in Wi-Fi races in Mario Kart 7 or by getting a star rank on every GP cup for each engine class in Mario Kart 8. Much like the Pipe Frame, it alters the stats for the kart, though the stats boost are mirrored. The Gold Standard gives a good boost for speed and weight, but hinders in acceleration and off-road.

When the Gold Standard body is combined with the Gold Tires and Gold Glider, they complete the whole Gold Standard. This kart gives great speed (the 2nd biggest boost in the game) and good weight, but has a negative handling boost, and abysmal off-road (the worst in the game).

The Gold Standard returns in Mario Kart 8. It has received a small detail change; instead of the character's insignia, the Gold Standard's logo is an embossed 8 with a wreath of olive leaves around it. Because of this, it is the only kart body that doesn't show the character's insignia on it anywhere.

Stats

  • Gold Standard
    • Speed: +0.25
    • Acceleration: -0.25
    • Weight: +0.25
    • Handling: 0
    • Off-Road: -0.25


  • Gold Standard (Complete build)
    • Speed: +1.25
    • Acceleration: -0.75
    • Weight: +0.75
    • Handling: -1.25
    • Off-Road: -2.75

Names in other languages

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Gallery

Trivia

  • The Gold Standard's steering wheel is gold, but in first person view, it remains black, unless the player has earned the Golden Steering Wheel.

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