Are you one of those people who are constantly forgetting to charge your cell phone at night? The next day you have low battery and no cell phone use. And, unfortunately, you cannot get a hold of anyone you need to. Obviously, a car charger and an extra wall charger might be good things for you to own. However, if you are considering purchasing a new golf cart, you may want to avoid the electric ones. Unfortunately, those need to be charged overnight. If you forget, there is really no alternative. And, you will be stranded on the road or the golf course. However, buying a gas golf cart is a great alternative that can actually save you money.
There are many used golf carts out there that run on fuel. Here are a few things to keep in mind when looking into different used golf carts:
• How old is it? You can determine this with the serial number on the golf cart. This will give you an estimate on how much the cart has been driven. • Location. Country clubs update their fleets often. However, some states have longer golf seasons than others. • What accessories are included with the cart? • Used golf carts range from $2000 to $4000. • Take a test drive. • “As if” means the seller did not inspect the car. “Reconditioned” means the problems have been repaired. • Ask for a warranty.
Mark