[jcvdd1]

Hello-

A new 2019 Yamaha Drive2 QuieTech (Lifestyle) version offered by The Villages is selling @ 11,595 - 600 cash discount plus tax. They are unwilling to negotiate their price.

Is there any other Golf Cart dealer in the area that sells the same ( similar) version cheaper ?

Thxs

[JGVillages]

TRY Carts & Clubs in Ocala. They are an authorized Yamaha Dealer

[GoodLife]

Originally Posted by jcvdd1

Hello-

A new 2019 Yamaha Drive2 QuieTech (Lifestyle) version offered by The Villages is selling @ 11,595 - 600 cash discount plus tax. They are unwilling to negotiate their price.

Is there any other Golf Cart dealer in the area that sells the same ( similar) version cheaper ?

Thxs

Go to Yamaha website, contact authorized dealers in other parts of Florida or southern Georgia who will sell you a base Quietech The Drive2 PTV. The price should be less than $7000, I paid $6500 for a new 2017 2 years ago. Tell the dealer the options you want added on and agree on a price. You will save several thousand dollars, plus pay no sales tax if you buy in Georgia. It cost me $200 for a guy to deliver the cart. I had no problems getting oil change or warranty service on my cart at Villages golf cart even though I didn't buy from them.

[Bruce zapolski]

What dealer did you go to? Thanks

[jcvdd1]

Originally Posted by Bruce zapolski

What dealer did you go to? Thanks

The Villages Golf Cars

[rjn5656]

There is a dealer in Bushnell but don't remember the name.

[jdarby2]

Yes go to Webster there is a dealer there who I have sent people to and they have all bought so far some of them have saved as much as $2700.00 ? Ask for Steve and tell them Paul Darby sent you ! It is across the road from the Webster flea market. Good Luck

[leftyf]

Just put the name of the cart in the google bar and do a search, many dealers pop up. Best price I saw was $7,666 in Georgia. I didn't look at many.

[GoodLife]

$7,199.00

https://www.tntsupercenter.com/defau...=xNewInventory

I guess base price has gone up, paid $6500 here 2 years ago.

[PaulDenise]

Now that they come with factory high speed gears and 10 inch wheels, buying elsewhere is much easier than a few years ago.

Also, if you are handy, most stuff can be added by you at home for real cheap. The canvas for example is about 6 screws and bolts.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by jcvdd1

Hello-

A new 2019 Yamaha Drive2 QuieTech (Lifestyle) version offered by The Villages is selling @ 11,595 - 600 cash discount plus tax. They are unwilling to negotiate their price.

Is there any other Golf Cart dealer in the area that sells the same ( similar) version cheaper ?

Thxs

You’re not going to get the caption type bucket seat with drivers side adjustable and lumbar adjustment. When you buy you have to compare options, naturally cheaper seats are going to lower the overall price of the cart. If that not important then you can find them grand or two cheaper.

[Bruce zapolski]

Can you recommend any places where I could buy the canvas? And would you know of anyone that could install it?? Thanks

[John_W]

If you buy your cart stripped down, Villages Discount Golf Cars on 466 east of Morse in the tan shopping center next to Birdie Golf advertises a price $2500 to make your cart Village Ready. They also sell one year old Yamaha carts loaded for $8900 that look like this, they'll paint it any color you like and customize like you want.



My neighbor bought one last year and I've ridden in it numerous times and it's no different than my Yamaha I bought new from The Villages. They have a different Sunbrella system that uses velcro instead of zippers and snaps in some places. The windshield has vents which I like better. The seats have side armrests, but not a center one like my Ultimate Seat. Mirrors are nice with turn signals inside the mirror. He even got a black roof like mine, but TV charged $300 for that option. To buy a new one with these upgrades would probably cost $13,000 or more from The Villages.

Village Discount Golf Car

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Originally Posted by John_W

If you buy your cart stripped down, Villages Discount Golf Cars on 466 east of Morse in the tan shopping center next to Birdie Golf advertises a price $2500 to make your cart Village Ready. They also sell one year old Yamaha carts loaded for $8900 that look like this, they'll paint it any color you like and customize like you want.



My neighbor bought one last year and I've ridden in it numerous times and it's no different than my Yamaha I bought new from The Villages. They have a different Sunbrella system that uses velcro instead of zippers and snaps in some places. The windshield has vents which I like better. The seats have side armrests, but not a center one like my Ultimate Seat. Mirrors are nice with turn signals inside the mirror. He even got a black roof like mine, but TV charged $300 for that option. To buy a new one with these upgrades would probably cost $13,000 or more from The Villages.

Village Discount Golf Car

The $300 black top sure looks white to me? Plus many of their carts are years old that they customize.

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by John_W

If you buy your cart stripped down, Villages Discount Golf Cars on 466 east of Morse in the tan shopping center next to Birdie Golf advertises a price $2500 to make your cart Village Ready. They also sell one year old Yamaha carts loaded for $8900 that look like this, they'll paint it any color you like and customize like you want.



My neighbor bought one last year and I've ridden in it numerous times and it's no different than my Yamaha I bought new from The Villages. They have a different Sunbrella system that uses velcro instead of zippers and snaps in some places. The windshield has vents which I like better. The seats have side armrests, but not a center one like my Ultimate Seat. Mirrors are nice with turn signals inside the mirror. He even got a black roof like mine, but TV charged $300 for that option. To buy a new one with these upgrades would probably cost $13,000 or more from The Villages.

Village Discount Golf Car

Sounds like a great deal depending on where the carts were used. Good warranty?