The purchase of even a base model golf cart or a used golf cart, can be a large expense, purchasing a fully loaded with options golf cart can be exponentially more depending on your options. When you purchase this golf cart, you want to know that the warranty it carries covers it completely within reason, against malfunction or manufacturers defects, etc.
Whatever warranties you are to receive you want to get them completely in writing, verbal warranties cannot be proven nor enforced. The next thing to find out is who the warranty is through, will it be through the seller, the manufacturer or maybe even a third party. Often a dealer with a full service department will offer a better warranty than the manufacturer, which is something you want to compare before making a decision.
Once you have deciphered who the warranty is going to be supplied by, you will need to know just exactly what the warranty covers. Does the warranty cover parts and labor or just parts, are there requirements to be performed on a regular basis and if so, do they provide this service. Any warranty that is under thirty days, on a new or a used cart should be suspect and undesirable.
Mark