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Two golf carts are listed for sale in the UAE today, from 2 suppliers, one in Sharjah and one in Dubai. Neither supplier is verified yet, and neither listing shows a price, so call the sellers to ask what they want.
Golf carts are small electric or petrol vehicles for moving people and light loads over short distances. Beyond golf courses, they are used inside large worksites, labour camps, resorts, hospitals and industrial yards, where a full car is too big and walking takes too long. Utility versions carry a cargo bed behind two seats.
The battery is the biggest cost to check. An electric cart with tired batteries loses range quickly and replacement sets are expensive, so ask the age of the batteries and how far the cart travels on a charge. Also check the charger, the seat count, the brakes and whether the cart can be used on public roads, which it generally cannot. To find other models, Post an inquiry. More small vehicles are under vehicles and buses for sale.
Both are sold. Electric carts are quiet and cheap to run, and suit camps, hotels and indoor use. Petrol carts have longer range and quick refuelling, which helps on large sites. Ask the seller which type the listing is and, for electric ones, the battery voltage and age.
It depends on battery age and size, load and terrain. A healthy set often covers a full day of short trips on a site, while old batteries may need charging at midday. Ask the seller to run the cart on a test route and to show you the charger working.
Generally not. Golf carts are built for private land such as courses, camps, resorts and yards. Check with the licensing authority before planning any use on public roads, and ask the seller how the cart is classified.
Test the brakes and steering, look at the battery condition and terminals, and check tyres and seat condition. Run the cart up a slope with a load to see how it copes. Ask for service records and whether any parts have been replaced recently.
