Golf Carts for Sale

A golf cart is a small electric or gas vehicle with a top speed of 12 to 25 mph, built for short trips on courses, in communities and around property. A cart equipped to Low Speed Vehicle standard — lights, signals, mirrors, belts, windshield and a VIN — can be titled and driven on roads posted 35 mph or below in most states.

In our current stock, $2,500 to $15,500. Used lead-acid carts sit at the bottom, new lifted lithium carts built to street-legal specification at the top. Across 255 priced carts, most four-passenger electric models land between $9,000 and $12,500.

An LSV, or Low Speed Vehicle, is a golf cart that meets Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 500: it reaches 20 to 25 mph and carries headlights, tail and brake lights, turn signals, reflectors, two mirrors, a parking brake, a DOT windshield, seat belts at every seat, and a VIN. That equipment is what makes it registerable for road use.

New if the cart will be driven most days: the pack is current-generation and under warranty. Used if the cart will see occasional use, provided you price the battery age into the offer — a lead-acid pack past four years is a $900 to $1,800 replacement waiting to happen.

A utility golf cart trades the rear seat for a cargo bed, carrying roughly 400 to 1,200 lb. Grounds crews, farms, warehouses and campgrounds buy them to haul tools and material rather than people.

Fleet carts are bought in quantity and specified for uptime rather than features — resort transport, course rental, campground shuttles, community security. In practice that means six-passenger people-movers and utility cargo models, usually on lithium because it charges in three to five hours and tolerates partial charges.

Lithium gives 45 to 60 miles per charge, 3,000 to 5,000 cycles, half the weight and no watering. Lead-acid gives 25 to 40 miles, 500 to 1,000 cycles, and costs less up front. For regular use lithium is recovered over the life of the cart; for a few weekends a year, lead-acid is the rational choice.

A street legal golf cart, classified as a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV), must reach 20–25 mph and carry headlights, tail and brake lights, turn signals, reflectors, a horn, mirrors, seat belts, a windshield, a VIN and a parking brake. Titling, registration and insurance requirements vary by state. Memorial Day Golf Carts sells LSV-equipped carts and can outfit an existing cart to LSV specification.

Yes. We deliver locally and ship nationwide. Delivery is quoted per order based on your address and the cart, so call 844-456-2228 with your ZIP code for a firm number. With 15 locations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Indiana, Ohio and Texas, most customers are within delivery range of a store.

Yes. 0% APR for 48 months is available on approved credit through our lending partners, including Sheffield BBT, BLI Heartland, DLL Financial, Roadrunner/Octane, Univest Capital and Dealer Direct. On a $12,000 cart that is $250 per month with no interest. Applications take a few minutes and most partners offer a soft-pull prequalification.