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How much does a golf cart cost?
Real prices from the carts on our lot today, by brand and condition, plus what moves the price and what to budget beyond it.
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Updated October 24, 2026
Prices on our lot today
New carts on our lot run $9,995 to $14,995.
By brand: TEKO: $9,995 to $11,995; Dach: $13,980 to $14,580; Evolution: $10,995 to $11,995; MadJax: $12,995; Atlas: $14,995.
Every cart on our inventory page shows its price and photos.
What changes the price
- Brand & modelPremium models add features like touchscreens, cameras and upgraded seats.
- SeatingSix-seat carts cost more than four-seat carts.
- BatteryLithium carts cost more up front than lead-acid but last longer.
- New or pre-ownedA pre-owned cart saves money, and a newer lithium pack helps it hold value.
- UpgradesLift kits, street-legal kits, wheels and accessories add to the total.
Monthly payments
Carts with a financing promo start around $209/mo with approved credit. Each cart’s page shows its estimated payment, and you can apply online with Sheffield Financial, Dealer Direct and Magwitch.
Have a cart to trade? Get an offer and put it toward the new one.
Costs beyond the sticker price
Budget for sales tax, plus a golf cart plate and insurance if you’ll drive it on the street. Delivery, accessories and a cover add to the total too. Ask us for an out-the-door price on any cart.
Common questions
Is a used golf cart worth it?
It can be, especially one with a newer lithium pack. Check the battery age, the charger and the tires, and ask what work has been done.
