Savannah Bananas Baseball Owner Sends 95,000 to Guinness World Record Holder for Giant Banana Car in Heartfelt Gesture of Celebration and Support
In a surprising and heartwarming show of support, the owner of the Savannah Bananas baseball team has sent a generous95,000 gift to the Michigan man who made headlines for driving a giant banana-shaped car through the streets of New York, earning himself a Guinness World Record.
The man, whose custom-built “banana car” has captivated social media and fans of quirky inventions worldwide, was overwhelmed when he received the unexpected support from one of the most beloved figures in baseball’s entertainment scene.
The Savannah Bananas, known for their viral antics, on-field dancing, and fan-first approach, have become a sensation in the world of baseball. Their owner, whose identity is often linked with big ideas and bigger generosity, explained that the banana car was more than just a fun vehicle — it symbolized creativity, joy, and boldness, all values deeply rooted in the Bananas’ brand.
“This is what we stand for,” the Savannah Bananas owner shared in a statement. “Someone who dreams big, makes it happen, and brings smiles along the way — that’s Banana Ball energy. We had to celebrate it.”
The banana car, which can seat multiple passengers and looks like something straight out of a cartoon, became a viral sensation as it rolled through New York City. Passersby snapped photos, waved, and even asked for rides. Guinness World Records certified the vehicle as the longest banana car in the world, cementing its place in history.
The $95,000 donation isn’t just a gift — it’s a statement of encouragement for dreamers, inventors, and creatives everywhere. The Michigan man reportedly plans to use the funds to continue touring the country with the banana car, possibly even partnering with the Savannah Bananas on future promotional events.
Fans online are calling for the banana car to make an appearance during a Banana Ball game in 2026, as part of the team’s national tour.
“This is the start of something even bigger,” the Banana Ball owner teased. “Stay tuned — the bananas are only getting started.”
