Most golf carts, whether gas or electric, are not capable of reaching a top speed of over 25 miles per hour. But just because these popular vehicles are not particularly fast does not mean they are not involved in accidents...
Once you’ve decided to upgrade to a new golf cart or EV, deciding which manufacturer and specific product will meet your needs is your next step. There are many different brands available on the market today and knowing as much as possible...
Choosing the Ideal Golf Cart for You If you’re in the market for a golf cart, there are several decisions you need to make prior to the purchase. Doing your homework and addressing certain questions means less risk of making the...
The Differences Between Golf Carts and Low Speed Vehicles If you live in a gated community like a golf country club or other private neighborhood, it’s likely you’re allowed to get around the streets in the development on a traditional golf...
Keeping Your Cart Batteries in Top Condition will Add Years to their Life. If your golf or utility cart is equipped with traditional lead acid batteries, you should regularly perform maintenance services and check them at regular intervals. In this article, we’ll...
When Coastal Carts CEO Jerry McTear arrived in Southwest Florida, he wanted a business that would not only provide a much-needed service to his customers, but also be a fun and positive experience for everyone involved. Coastal Carts turned out to...
Any business owner will tell you that there are several challenges that can present concern in their successful operation. Everything from hiring the right employees, legal and marketing issues and much more all factor into whether a business succeeds or...
Owning a golf cart, Neighborhood Electric Vehicle, (NEV), or Low Speed Vehicle, (LSV), is no different than owning a car – you’ll need to maintain it properly and at regular intervals to make sure it operates safely and for as...
Golf carts were originally designed as gas-powered vehicles before the advent of electric carts in the 1950s. Early battery-powered carts were designed for using traditional, lead acid batteries as the power source, sometimes called wet cell batteries. While there are still...