[Nancy S]

Ok, so not my idea, my husband is intrigued by the Coleman Electric Golf Carts that run a little under $9,000. Are they allowed in the golf courses in The Villages?

[4$ALE]

Originally Posted by Nancy S

Ok, so not my idea, my husband is intrigued by the Coleman Electric Golf Carts that run a little under $9,000. Are they allowed in the golf courses in The Villages?

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Nancy S

Ok, so not my idea, my husband is intrigued by the Coleman Electric Golf Carts that run a little under $9,000?

I hear they have almost enough range on a full charge to do a complete circle around Coleman prison.

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by Nancy S

Ok, so not my idea, my husband is intrigued by the Coleman Electric Golf Carts that run a little under $9,000. Are they allowed in the golf courses in The Villages?

I cannot completely answer your question but here are some things you can check.
1. The tires, are they turf rated? If not can turf tires be installed?
2. The weight of the vehicle, compare to a typical say Yamaha golf cart, if you find it significantly heavier then you may have a problem.
3. The size of the vehicle, once again compare to a typical golf cart, NOTE wide vehicles are difficult to pass safely on the Morse bridge and some other narrow golf cart paths.

Finally consider maintenance of this vehicle, Yamaha (which appears to be the biggest seller) has lots of ways to have the vehicle serviced, the one you are considering will probably have one source for the near future. Also consider the availability of getting replacement parts, I can get the parts for practically any gas golf cart off Amazon or any of a dozen online parts stores.

Final comment, I have helped many people with problems on golf carts, and off brand carts are the most difficult to service. I have had comments from people that many of the on site service companies will not even come out to look at these.

These are just some items to consider before you buy. If you must have an electric cart, then I would recommend going with a name brand cart.

Hope this helps.

[Papa_lecki]

Don’t forget height of cart vs MMP underpasses

And does the cart come with sunbrella enclosure?

[MorTech]

Only if the tires are turf rated...which they probably are.

[Caymus]

Originally Posted by Nancy S

Ok, so not my idea, my husband is intrigued by the Coleman Electric Golf Carts that run a little under $9,000. Are they allowed in the golf courses in The Villages?

The price of a Chinese EV (without tariffs) is only $11,000

[Normal]

Double check the height on those. You could find yourself wedged in the first tunnel you encounter. Also, 40 miles on a recharge isn’t great.

[mrf6969]

I just viewed on the Walmart website what you are looking to purchase. These carts are also displayed in many of the Walmart tire/ service centers. This type of cart is used for communities outside the villages. It has that very large off-road heavy lug type tires which are extremely noisy on hard surface. Not a Villages type cart for sure.

[village dreamer]

you get what you pay for

[MorTech]

You pay for what you get.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by MorTech

You pay for what you get.

Well, yeah...

Otherwise you're stealing...

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Well, yeah...

Otherwise you're stealing...

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...1&d=1720303682

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by Nancy S

Ok, so not my idea, my husband is intrigued by the Coleman Electric Golf Carts that run a little under $9,000. Are they allowed in the golf courses in The Villages?

The carts that I have seen probably are not allowed or should not be allowed. Their tires are designed for off road vehicles

[shaw8700@outlook.com]

I bought mine from The Villages Golf Carts. Why? Because even if it cost a little bit more, (and I only say that because people have said this on here) I would get service whenever I need it.