Yamaha vs EZGO carts

[rjn5656]

Any comments on EZGO carts, I am considering buying a 2nd cart. Currently have a Yamaha. Wonder how people like the EZGO carts.

[Challenger]

I have one of each( 2010 gas). Equal in quality . Prefer service operation at Villages Carts slightly better than Advantage(EZGO). Would purchase from either again.

[Steve & Deanna]

We own a 2008 EZ GO that we purchased used last year. We've used Town & Country Golf Cars in Spanish Springs for service and we are quite happy with them so far.

[rjn5656]

thank you for the input

[graciegirl]

If I had to choose just one cart it would be a Yamaha gas cart.

[renrod]

If I had to choose just one cart it would be a Yamaha gas cart.
OH Gracie...That stinks. :22yikes::D:D

[George Bieniaszek]

We have a 2010 ESGO RXV that we purchased new 3 years ago. 5500 trouble-free miles and we love it. I think that EZGO builds one of the best electric golf carts, They have the AC motor which is very powerful and will not slow down up hills or if we have it loaded with 4 people. It also has the automatic brake system which I enjoy while golfing. It locks the brakes within 1-2 seconds after stopping when going from hole to hole. We have the 4/12 volt batteries that are getting a little tired so we will be replacing them soon, but after 3 years, I feel that we got everything out of them.

[Bosoxfan]

We have one of each. I have the new Yamaha Gas Cart and my wife has her 2008 EZ-Go electric. If you get an electric, get an EZ-Go. We highly recommend Town and Country for sales and service.

[Advogado]

If I had to choose just one cart it would be a Yamaha gas cart.

To put the fox in the chicken coop: Gas carts are fuel inefficient, smelly, and polluting. For the last reason, sale of new ones is illegal in California and probably will be nationally someday. Do yourself, the guy driving behind you through a tunnel, and the environment a favor and buy an electric one of any brand. That being said, I guess Yamaha makes a pretty good gas one.

[iandwk]

We used to own a gas and an electric Yamaha. We tried out an EZ-Go electric and immediately put the Yamaha electric up for sale and bought the EZ-Go. There is really no comparison. We haven't used the gas Yamaha much since.