Club Car Golf Carts
Georgia-headquartered manufacturer of electric and gas-powered golf carts and utility vehicles for personal and commercial use, with global manufacturing facilities.
| Motor | DOT | Drivetrain | Status | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Onward 2Pass | GOLF | 2 | 19 mph | — | 48V | 100 | lead acid | DC Motor, 3.3 hp continuous / 13 hp peak | 975 lbs | No | — | 2 yr | RWD | — | $10,099 | |
 CRU NEV | LSV | 6 | 25 mph | 75 mi | 48V | — | lithium | Permanent magnet AC | 1,915 lbs | YES | — | RWD | active | $28,156 | ||
T Tempo 4PassLi | GOLF | 4 | 15 mph | 35 mi | 48V | — | lead acid | 4.7 HP AC Drive | 718 lbs | No | — | 5 yr | RWD | — | $12,000 | |
 Onward 4 Gas | LSV | 4 | 19 mph | — | 48V | — | gas | 429cc Kohler OHV EFI, 14 hp | 795 lbs | No | 2 yr | RWD | active | $11,009 | ||
| Onward 4 HP Lithium | GOLF | 4 | 19 mph | 40 mi | 48V | 100 | lithium | 30V AC motor | 784 lbs | No | — | — | RWD | active | $11,299 | |
V V4L | LSV | 4 | 19 mph | 35 mi | 48V | 200 | lead acid | 48V DC Motor | 1,070 lbs | YES | — | 2 yr | RWD | — | $14,000 | |
 Onward 4 XR Lithium | GOLF | 4 | 19 mph | 50 mi | 48V | 135 | lithium | AC Electric, 13 hp peak | 794 lbs | YES | 2 yr | RWD | active | $16,999 | ||
 Carryall 700 | UTILITY | 2 | 19 mph | — | 48V | 135 | lead acid | AC Electric / 14 hp Kohler gas (options) | 1,013 lbs | No | 2 yr | RWD | active | $15,861 | ||
 Onward Lifted | GOLF | 4 | 19 mph | 30 mi | 48V | — | lithium | 48V DC Motor | 1,125 lbs | No | — | — | RWD | — | $15,799 |
Club Car Golf Carts — 2025 Complete Model Guide
Club Car is the prestige brand of the golf cart world — built in Augusta, Georgia since 1958. Their reputation for build quality, aluminum frame durability, and resale value is earned over decades of production and a massive installed base.
If you're shopping Club Car, you're shopping one of the most battle-tested brands in the category. Here's what you need to know about their current lineup.
Why Club Car Commands a Premium
Aluminum frame. This is the biggest structural differentiator. While most competitors (EZGO TXT, many import brands) use steel frames that eventually rust, Club Car's aluminum frame will not corrode. In Florida, coastal environments, and humid climates, this matters enormously over a 10-year ownership period.
Parts availability. Club Car parts are available from dealers, aftermarket suppliers, and sources globally. A 1990 Club Car can still be fully rebuilt with readily available parts.
Resale value. Club Car holds value better than any other brand in the segment. A 6-year-old Onward in good condition commands 60–65% of its original price. Comparable EZGO or Yamaha might fetch 50–55%.
Service network. Club Car has the second-largest authorized dealer network in the US (behind EZGO), with well-trained certified technicians.
2025 Club Car Model Lineup
Tempo (Personal / Entry)
Club Car's most accessible model — the entry point to the brand.
Specs:
- 48V lead acid or lithium (Lithium+ option)
- 2 or 4 passenger configurations
- 14-inch wheels (standard)
- 19.3 mph top speed (standard), 20+ mph available
- Aluminum frame (standard on all Club Car models)
- Limited warranty: 2 years vehicle / 1 year battery (lead acid)
Pricing: $9,200–$11,500 depending on configuration
Best for: Community use, golf course personal cart, budget-conscious Club Car buyers
Onward (Personal / Premium)
Club Car's flagship personal cart. The most popular model in their lineup.
Specs:
- 48V available in lead acid or Lithium+ (lithium standard on premium trims)
- 2 or 4 passenger; 6P available
- 22-inch all-terrain tires available (HP models)
- 19.3–25 mph depending on configuration
- Full accessory ecosystem: lifted platforms, custom color panels, ULV (utility variants)
- Onward LSV: 25 mph governed, full FMVSS 500 compliance, VIN, titled
Pricing: $12,500–$18,500 (varies significantly by configuration, lithium, LSV)
Best for: Retirement community, HOA, premium 10-year ownership
Precedent (Fleet / Golf Course)
The most widely deployed golf course fleet cart in the US. The Precedent's design is optimized for high-cycle fleet durability.
Specs:
- 48V fleet-optimized configurations
- 2 or 4 passenger
- Ball/club washer mounts, GPS-ready
- Lead acid standard; lithium available
- Built for 5,000+ charge cycles
Pricing: Fleet pricing only ($7,500–$9,500 per unit at volume)
Best for: Golf courses, resorts, fleet buyers
Carryall (Utility)
Club Car's utility vehicle platform. Used across golf courses, resorts, campuses, and commercial properties.
Models: Carryall 100, 300, 500, 700 (increasing payload and capability)
Pricing: $11,000–$20,000+ depending on model and configuration
Best for: Campuses, resorts, industrial transport
Club Car vs. The Competition
| Factor | Club Car | E-Z-GO | Yamaha | |---|---|---|---| | Frame | Aluminum | Steel (TXT) | Aluminum | | Resale value | Highest | Good | Good | | Dealer network | 2nd largest | Largest | 3rd | | Lithium availability | Yes (Lithium+) | Yes (ELiTE) | Limited | | Price | Premium | Moderate | Moderate |
→ Full comparison: Club Car vs. E-Z-GO | Club Car vs. Yamaha
Club Car Owner Reviews — What Buyers Say
Common praise:
- "Frame looks new after 8 years" — aluminum frame durability
- "Dealer service relationship has been great"
- "Held value when I sold it"
Common complaints:
- "More expensive than I expected once accessories were added"
- "Lead acid batteries died faster than dealer indicated in hot climate"
Bottom line: Club Car earns its premium. If you're buying and holding for 10+ years and want the best resale value in the category, Club Car is the logical choice.
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