Most of the golf carts we use for rentals are electric, since electric carts are street legal and many customers who rent do so in place of renting a car. Many customers ask about gas golf carts, as some rental locations – such as campgrounds, construction sites, and some AirBNB house rentals – don’t have a nearby outlet that an electric cart can plug into. Gas golf carts are far less common than electric ones, since they are not street legal. Most of our gas carts are used golf carts for sale – however, we are able to rent to customers when they are available.
Below are some pictures of some of the gas golf carts we have available for rental and sale – rental carts and carts for sale will be specified. NOTE: At the time of writing, the gas carts listed below are available at our main location in Riviera Beach, FL. When reading, they may no longer be in-store, but new, similar carts come in to replace them frequently. For more information on rental availability or purchase inquiries, use our contact form to get in touch with us.
Gas Cart For Rental and For Sale
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| FOR SALE: Red 2000 Club Car DS 4 Passenger Gas Golf Cart | FOR RENTAL: Tan Club Car Precedent 4 Passenger Gas Golf Cart | FOR SALE: 2005 EZGO TXT 6 Passenger Gas Golf Cart |
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| FOR SALE: Brown EZGO 4 Passenger Gas Golf Cart | FOR RENTAL: Black EZGO Workhorse 2 Passenger Utility Gas Golf Cart | FOR RENTAL: White EZGO TXT 4 Passenger Gas Golf Cart |
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| FOR SALE: 2021 American Landmaster L5 2 Passenger Utility Gas Golf Cart | FOR SALE: Blue 2016 EZGO RXV 4 Passenger Lifted Gas Golf Cart | FOR RENTAL: Gray Club Car Carryall 4 Passenger Utility Gas Golf Cart |
For more information on a specific cart, use our contact form for any questions. To view some of our electric golf carts for sale, visit Prime Cart Parts.
Why aren’t gas carts street legal?
Gas carts used to be street legal in Florida – that is why they can sometimes be seen on public roads. However, this law was put into place somewhat recently, because gas carts cannot maintain the speed necessary to drive on roads. Electric carts have a maximum speed of 24mph, which is the required speed for a street legal low speed vehicle (LSV) to be able to drive on roads with a speed limit of 35mph or less, but gas carts can only reach an approximate speed of 15-20mph, depending on the brand and type of cart. Additionally, many gas golf carts are utility carts, with a box bed or flatbed in the back and only 2 seats. 2 passenger (as well as 8 passenger) carts – gas or electric – are not street legal; the only sizes of cart able to become certified as LSVs and driven on public roads are 4 passenger and 6 passenger.