Where to Sell a Golf Cart
Where to sell a golf cart: Facebook, dealer trade-in, specialty cart marketplaces, or Commonplace with trailer pickup. Median ask about $7,800 on the Commonplace price index.
Where to sell a golf cart is a trailer question first. The cart weighs 900 to 1,200 pounds. Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist work when the buyer already has a trailer. Dealers and trade-in desks will take it today at their offer. Specialty golf-cart marketplaces (CartMarket-style boards and dealer lots) reach people who already shop Club Car and E-Z-GO. Commonplace is the listed-sale path that brings a trailer to your driveway and pays you at pickup.
If you do not want to rent ramps for a Saturday, do not list it as a driveway meetup.
Start free listing, about 2 min Golf cart sell page · Club Car · E-Z-GO
Where to sell a golf cart, by channel
| Channel | Best for | What you keep | Pickup and hassle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook Marketplace / Craigslist | Buyer already has a trailer, you can wait | Highest sticker if it closes | You arrange the haul; scams and no-shows are common |
| Dealer / trade-in | Same-day cash or credit toward another cart | Often well below a listed private sale | They take it; you eat the convenience discount |
| Specialty cart marketplaces | Shoppers who already compare Club Car, E-Z-GO, Yamaha | Strong when the listing is complete | Smaller audience; you still solve transport unless they do |
| Commonplace | You want a listed sale without renting a trailer | You set take-home; listing is free, fee only when it sells | We inspect, load, and pay you at pickup |
A dealer is honest about speed and quiet about the haircut. Facebook gets the most eyeballs and the worst "is this still available" volume. Specialty boards work when your serial number, battery age, and seat count are in the first line. Commonplace exists because transport is what kills the private sale: a utility trailer, ramps, and four-point straps are not a casual Saturday for most buyers.
What used golf carts list and sell for
Use the published indexes. Do not start from what you paid.
The Used Golf Cart Price Index headline is a median ask of about $7,800.
The August 2026 used fitness and home prices edition prints golf carts at about $7,900 used asking, a median sale around $4,400, and retail when new around $13,000. Asking sits about 24% off new; the median sale sits about 66% off new. In that edition the floor (the lowest the seller already said they would take) sits closer to the ask on carts than on most other categories.
Seat count and condition move the number more than the badge. Lithium vs lead-acid matters as a battery-age story, not as a reason to invent a huge premium.
Six-seat neighborhood carts (the class HQ100, ICON, Evolution, and Club Car Onward 6-seat sit in) are a different ask than a 2-seat course cart. The 6-seater buying guide already prints a used range of $3,500 to $18,000, with a 2003 Club Car around $3,899 and a 2022 Club Car Onward 6-seater around $12,899 against a $19,500 retail. Current Commonplace listing asks (September 2026, rounded to $25) sit around $11,375 in the middle for 6-seat carts, typically $9,500 to $12,750. Four-seat listing asks sit around $8,000 in the middle, typically $6,700 to $9,900. Shoppers already land on models like the HQ100 6-seat cart; list yours on the same golf-cart sell path.
For brand shopping on the buy side, see Club Car vs E-Z-GO vs Yamaha.
Start free listing, about 2 min Browse used golf carts · 6-seater guide
How to sell a golf cart on Commonplace
- List it: brand (Club Car, E-Z-GO, Yamaha, or other), seats, gas or electric, battery age if you know it, street-legal / LSV if it applies, and photos including the serial and the pack under the seat.
- Set the take-home you want.
- We list it on Commonplace and our team also posts it to Google Shopping, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and OfferUp.
- The buyer pays Commonplace.
- The crew trailers it. You are paid at pickup.
A standard cart usually transfers on a bill of sale. A street-legal LSV with a 17-digit VIN is titled in most states; find that title before you list. Write the serial number in the description.
Selling a golf cart: FAQs
Where to sell a golf cart?
A cart weighs 900 to 1,200 pounds and does not fit in a pickup bed. The best place to sell it is a channel that brings a trailer: Commonplace for a listed sale with pickup, a dealer or trade-in if you want same-day cash at their offer, or Facebook Marketplace if the buyer already owns a trailer. Specialty golf-cart marketplaces (CartMarket-style boards and dealer lots) are for shoppers who already know Club Car vs E-Z-GO.
What is the best place to sell a golf cart?
Commonplace if you will not rent a trailer. A dealer if speed matters more than price. Facebook or a local golf-cart group if you can wait and the buyer can haul it. See the golf cart sell page.
Where to sell a golf cart near me?
Near you still means who owns the trailer. List on Commonplace and we come to the driveway. Local Facebook, Craigslist, and Club Car or E-Z-GO dealers are the other usual options. Brand landers: sell a Club Car, sell an E-Z-GO.
How much is a used golf cart worth?
The Used Golf Cart Price Index prints a median asking price of about $7,800. The August 2026 used fitness and home prices edition lists golf carts around $7,900 ask, with a median sale around $4,400 and retail when new around $13,000 (about 24% off new at list, about 66% off new at sale). Seat count, condition, and battery age move the number more than the badge.
Where to sell a 6-seater or HQ100 golf cart?
Same trailer rule. A 6-seat cart is longer and heavier than a 2-seat Precedent. List it on the golf cart sell page. Families shopping 6-seat neighborhood carts (including HQ100-style models) already read the 6-seater buying guide.
How much is a used 6-seater golf cart worth?
The 6-seater buying guide prints a used range of $3,500 to $18,000, with published examples from a 2003 Club Car around $3,899 up to a 2022 Club Car Onward around $12,899. Current Commonplace listing asks (September 2026, rounded to $25) sit around $11,375 in the middle for 6-seat carts, typically $9,500 to $12,750. Four-seat listing asks sit around $8,000 in the middle, typically $6,700 to $9,900. Those are asks, not sold prices.
Ready to sell the cart
List it. We bring the trailer. Start on /sell-item/golf-cart, or the brand pages for Club Car and E-Z-GO.