Gas Golf Carts For Sale

About Gas Golf Carts

Golf carts are versatile vehicles that are just as at home at airports, amusements parks, car dealerships, factories, retirements communities, and other locations as they are on the golf course. With seating for two to six passengers, these machines typically have space in the rear for holding golf bags or cargo boxes with space for buckets of balls, turf maintenance equipment, and more. However, six-passenger models typically sacrifice cargo space for the two extra seats.

Golf carts have a maximum legal speed of 20 mph (32 km/h), but some street-legal models and low-speed vehicles that are similar to golf carts have top speeds of up to 25 mph (40 km/h) and can travel on public roads as long as they are equipped with headlights, mirrors, turn signals, and other equipment required to meet regulations. Street-legal carts are ideal for golfers who live on or near a course and enjoy the convenience of leaving their cars at home.

Before buying a street-legal golf cart, it’s important to familiarize yourself with your state’s laws and speed limits. For most states, these vehicles are only allowed to travel on roadways with posted speed limits of 35 mph (56 km/h) or lower. However, Texas is a bit looser and allows them on roads with speed limits of up to 45 mph (72 km/h), and Montana is a bit stricter with its 25-mph limit.

Gas vs. Electric Golf Carts

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E-Z-GO TXT gas golf cart

While the term “golf cart” also applies to manual push and pull units as well as autonomous golf bag carriers, the two most common types of self-propelled golf carts are those powered by gas engines or electric motors. Gas-powered carts typically have larger, more powerful engines (although that’s not always the case), and because they run on gasoline or diesel, they are louder and produce emissions in the form of exhaust. However, they may have a longer range depending on fuel tank capacity. Some companies offer custom golf carts or conversion kits for existing vehicles so enthusiasts can take their golf carts off-roading.

Electric golf carts are ideal for golf courses and urban environments where less noise and zero emissions are preferred. Golf courses also typically favor electric models because they can be recharged in between rounds and require less maintenance than carts with gas engines.

Find The Right Gas Golf Cart

NeedTurfEquipment.com features a large selection of new and used gas golf carts for sale from leading brands such as Club Car, Cushman, E-Z-GO, and Yamaha. E-Z-GO makes some of the most popular models on the site, including the Express, RXV, and TXT. Also available in electric versions with six 8-volt batteries or two Lithium-ion batteries, the E-Z-GO TXT gas golf cart features a single-cylinder 11.5-horsepower (8.6-kilowatt) engine with an industrial air filter, pressurized oil system, removable oil screen, and 5.96-gallon (22.5-liter) fuel tank. It has a 66-inch (168-centimter) wheelbase, 4.5-in (11.4-cm) ground clearance, and an overall height of 67.5 in (171 cm) with a canopy or 47.5 in (121 cm) without a canopy.