Best golf cart , best bang for the buck

Funny, I have two gas Club Cars in my yard that I'm trying to rid myself of.

beemerphile1 wrote:
I wish that I could find an RV Rover collapsible for sale;


It appears they went out of business about 5 years ago.

I don't know how recent this classified ad is, but here's one: RV Rover for sale

Dave H M wrote:
Squirrel? sure it wasn't a grizzly bear? :h

The shot is taken from a you tube video where the car was run into a concrete wall at something like 70 mph. Try to avoid that. Amazingly both doors still opened. Heres the link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnI-LiKCtuE

Squirrel? sure it wasn't a grizzly bear? :h

I gravitated to the Club Car for the aluminum frame on my 1st cart, but EZ Go and Yamaha both make nice carts too. If you're going to be traveling around with it, electrics are welcome at more places. Opt for a 48V model and you won't be disappointed. I just finished my 3rd sporty build on a CC Precedent electric for a buddy. Next up will be a lifted gasser for a project flip. They're not that hard to work on and if you start with a good base cart, most of the pretty bits bolt right on. I've made a nice little buck or two already with the hobby.

To the OP, ask your question on this forum:

Clicky

If you can find a 2008 or newer E-Z-GO 48 volt RXV in good shape, you should consider it. It is a great golf cart.

Bruce

We've never had a or wanted a golf cart. But, if I needed to hear a golf cart roaming around all day I'd rather hear an electric one than a noisy stinky gas cart.

mx727 wrote:
Awesome, you didn't tell us what it is...

Also, for the non world-travelers, it has a range of about 87 miles and can reach nearly 84 mph. :)

Sorry. That is a smart ED. Essentially the electric version of the smart car. Ours is a 2015 convertible but they have been making them since 2013. The 2017's will be out in August with slightly longer range and a little more power but really, these do not lack power. Straight highway miles we get about 115 Km of range but straight city you can get north of 145 Km.

Forgot it also has a small 12 volt battery that it uses for lights, heater motor etc. we are still on our original so I suspect that is a 70 or 80 dollar bill every 5 years or so. Ours has heated seats as well. Power windows, cruise control. You can pre heat or pre cool it from your cell phone. Kinda cool. Charges overnight on 110 volts or about 4 or 5 hours on 240 volts. Handles very well.

Here is another shot. Picking up a charge compliments of a shopping mall.



Another shot by the lake.



And getting a lift to the next camping stop.

Awesome, you didn't tell us what it is...

Also, for the non world-travelers, it has a range of about 87 miles and can reach nearly 84 mph. :)