Used Golf Carts for Sale
Buying a used golf cart
Choose a used golf cart around where you will drive it, how many people it must carry and how you will charge or fuel it. Electric and gas carts have different maintenance needs. A fresh body or new seats tell you little about the battery pack, engine, brakes or frame underneath.
Compare like-for-like carts by model, seating, power source and condition. Any brand table shown here is computed from qualifying Commonplace listings and reports asking prices, not completed sales. A road-use claim needs its own paperwork check, regardless of the asking price.
What used golf carts list for, by brand
Asking prices from qualifying golf cart listings on Commonplace, not final sale prices. Compare battery type and condition, seating and included equipment within each brand.
| Brand | Typical | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Evolution | $9,985 | $7,460 - $11,485 |
| Club Car | $8,149 | $3,735 - $16,399 |
| E-Z-GO | $7,899 | $4,985 - $10,900 |
| Yamaha | $6,923 | $5,453 - $8,614 |
What to check before buying a used golf cart
Where used golf carts are listed
These states have qualifying listings. Confirm transport availability and unloading access for the individual cart and your address.
Common questions
Should I buy an electric or gas golf cart?
Consider charging access, intended use and maintenance. An electric cart needs a suitable charging location and a healthy battery system. A gas cart needs fuel and engine servicing. Inspect the actual cart and its records rather than assuming one power source is always the better used purchase.
How do I compare lead-acid and lithium golf cart batteries?
Check the battery type, installation date, charger and condition under load. Flooded lead-acid batteries require watering; lithium packs do not. Ask for service records and, for a lithium conversion, documentation that the pack, charger and cart are compatible. Do not assume a battery is healthy just because the dashboard shows a full charge.
How old is too old for a golf cart battery?
There is no single age cutoff that proves a pack is usable. Read the date codes and replacement receipts, then have capacity and performance checked under load. Storage, charging and maintenance history matter alongside age. Get a replacement quote for the exact pack if its condition is uncertain.
Can I drive a used golf cart on the street?
That depends on the vehicle and state and local rules. A golf cart and a certified low-speed vehicle are different classifications. Before buying for road use, verify the paperwork and ask the relevant authorities about permitted roads, equipment, registration, insurance and driver requirements.
Should I choose a 2, 4 or 6 seat golf cart?
Choose for the passengers and cargo you expect to carry, then confirm the rated capacity of that configuration. More seats also change the space needed for storage and transport. Check any rear-seat conversion and its effect on the permitted load with the manufacturer.
How much does a used golf cart cost?
Compare current asking prices for similar power sources, seating and condition. When enough qualifying listings exist, the brand table summarizes their asking prices. Battery replacement, repairs, transport and any road-use requirements should be checked separately for the cart you choose.