New Golf Carts for Sale

Electric carts are quiet, need no fuel, and cost roughly $0.50–$1.50 to fully charge; lithium packs last 8–10 years and charge in 3–5 hours. Gas carts offer longer continuous range and instant refueling, which suits large properties, hunting and hilly terrain. For neighborhood, resort and beach driving, electric — especially lithium — is the more common choice.

Standard carts seat 2 or 4 passengers. Extended-frame models seat 6, and limousine-style carts seat 8. Six-passenger carts are the most popular choice for beach towns and golf communities during the Memorial Day event because rear seats can flip to a cargo deck.

A used golf cart from a dealer is a strong value when the battery pack, controller and charger have been inspected and the cart carries a warranty. Memorial Day Golf Carts reconditions every used cart before it reaches the sales floor and lists the battery year and pack condition on each vehicle page.

A lift kit raises the cart 3–6 inches and allows 12–14 inch wheels with all-terrain tires. It adds ground clearance for sand, grass and gravel, improves the ride over uneven ground, and is the standard configuration for beach and rural buyers. Lifted carts can be filtered directly in the inventory search on this site.

Yes. Memorial Day is one of the two largest golf cart buying holidays of the year, alongside Memorial Day. Dealers clear current model-year inventory ahead of the summer changeover, so Memorial Day pricing is typically the lowest of the summer on in-stock new carts and on trade-in used carts.

Used golf carts generally start in the $4,000–$8,000 range, new electric four-passenger carts commonly run $8,000–$14,000, and lifted six-passenger street legal lithium models run $14,000–$22,000. Live event pricing for every cart in stock is published on the inventory pages of this site and refreshed daily.