[village dreamer]

why are there a lot of used and newer Yamaha carts for sale??. what problems are they having..........

[capecodbob]

Can only speak for myself but I bought a new Yamaha gas 2 years ago and it runs great. I will say that I did shop around and read all I could find on where to buy one. Made my purchase at Carts and Clubs. They really seems to know their product well and makes some changes to the cart before they deliver them to customers.
I think "where" you buy a Yamaha is very important.

[redwitch]

There are a lot of golf carts in TV. Yamaha and Club Cars are in the vast majority and, I believe, Yamahas outnumber Club Cars. Like cars, people like to upgrade and get newer models. So, I think most Yamaha carts for sale are being sold are in good condition, owners just getting newer models. I have heard of some issues with the new EFI models, but, to me, it was a given there would be problems. Any time something major is changed in an engine, it seems to take a few years to get the kinks out.

Personally, I wouldn't own anything but a Yamaha. They're reliable, easy to maintain and run and run and then run some more.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by village dreamer

why are there a lot of used and newer Yamaha carts for sale??. what problems are they having..........

To buy a newer Yamaha

[DigitalGranny]

Looking for a four-facing-forward, gas Yamaha cart to go with our two-seater Yamaha carts. Wouldn't buy anything else after driving several brands. Don't mind older carts since yamahas are easy to repair and seem to last forever!

[Sable99]

Originally Posted by DigitalGranny

Looking for a four-facing-forward, gas Yamaha cart to go with our two-seater Yamaha carts. Wouldn't buy anything else after driving several brands. Don't mind older carts since yamahas are easy to repair and seem to last forever!

I'm hoping to buy a 4 seat Gas Yamaha cart when I finally move to TV! Can't wait.

But, I'm not sure I want front facing seats. When we were in TV in May, we rented a 4 seat front facing cart. I don't remember what brand it was. It was a good cart but I wasn't crazy abut the cart because it was so long. I was nervous everytime I parked it because it stuck out in a parking spot. I was always afraid someone was gong to hit it! So, I would drop Mom and my aunt off in the Square and then drive to a parking lot to park!

[Shimpy]

Yamaha probably outnumbers the next most popular 2 to 1. Mine, which is gas, has over 17,000 miles on it, is a 2010 and has never given me any trouble.