Used Golf Cart Prices — August 2026
The median used golf cart lists for about $7,800 — roughly 60% of its new price, the strongest value retention of any category in the Resale Index. New-generation street-legal brands like Evolution and Bintelli command $10,000+; classic Club Car and E-Z-GO run $7,000–$7,500. This is our deepest dataset, drawn from thousands of market observations.
Updated August 7, 2026 · Reflects listings through late July (two-week reporting lag) · Methodology
Price by brand
Median asking price and typical range (middle 50% of observations), trailing twelve months. Prices rounded to the nearest $25.
| Brand | Median | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Evolution | $10,125 | $8,250 – $11,375 |
| Bintelli smaller sample | $10,400 | $8,250 – $12,050 |
| ICON | $8,875 | $7,950 – $10,125 |
| Yamaha | $7,625 | $5,775 – $9,250 |
| E-Z-GO live listings → | $7,500 | $6,000 – $8,875 |
| Club Car | $7,000 | $5,700 – $8,925 |
| Brands below our 15-observation minimum are not reported. | ||
The Commonplace Golf Cart Index
Median price by brand
New-generation street-legal carts top the market; the classics are the value plays.
The seat-count premium
Every extra row of seats adds real money — six-seaters are the family-hauler premium tier.
| Configuration | Median | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| 6-seater | $10,750 | $9,150 – $12,300 |
| 4-seater | $8,475 | $6,725 – $10,125 |
| 2-seater smaller sample | $6,850 | $5,550 – $9,475 |
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Methodology
Where the numbers come from. Figures are computed from golf cart listings on the Commonplace marketplace across major U.S. metros. We report medians, not averages, so a handful of mispriced listings can't move the number. Brand and configuration figures draw on our full trailing-twelve-month pool of market observations, including completed sales, so sub-samples stay robust.
Publication standards. Headline figures require at least 30 underlying listings; sub-breakdowns (brand, condition, configuration) require at least 15, and samples of 15–29 are flagged "smaller sample." Anything below the bar is marked "not reported" rather than estimated. Prices are rounded to the nearest $25. Data is reported on a two-week lag. Typical range = the middle 50% of listings (25th–75th percentile).
The index. Category indexes track the median asking price over time, indexed to a fixed base month = 100. Index values are unitless by design and comparable across every edition of this report.
What we don't publish. Listing counts, sales volumes, and transaction-level data are not disclosed. Journalists and researchers can request custom cuts at press@trycommonplace.com.
Source: Commonplace Used Golf Cart Price Index, August 2026. trycommonplace.com/blog/golf-cart-price-index
Common questions
How much does a used golf cart cost in 2026?
The median used golf cart lists for about $7,800 on Commonplace as of July 2026. Classic brands (Club Car, E-Z-GO, Yamaha) run $7,000–$7,625 at the median, while new-generation street-legal brands (Evolution, ICON, Bintelli) run $8,875–$10,400.
Do golf carts hold their value?
Better than almost anything else we track. The median used cart resells at roughly 60% of its new price — compared to about 50% for a Peloton Bike and 45% for a hot tub. Demand for street-legal, lithium-powered neighborhood carts keeps used prices high.
What's the cheapest golf cart brand used?
Club Car is the value play at a $7,000 median — it's the most-listed classic brand and undercuts E-Z-GO ($7,500) and Yamaha ($7,625) at the median.