4 seater golf carts for sale, for family rides and everyday use
4-passenger ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car models in forward-facing and rear-facing layouts, electric or gas, with financing and delivery available.
Electric or gas available
Financing & delivery available
Forward-facing vs. rear-facing
Both 4-seat layouts are common — the right one depends on who’s riding and how you’ll use it.
Forward-facing
- All passengers face the direction of travel
- Often preferred for kids and older riders
- Feels closer to riding in a car
- Common on ICON and newer lifestyle models
Rear-facing
- Rear bench seat faces backward
- Common on traditional course-style carts
- Often easier and cheaper to add as a kit
- Good for casual, short-distance riding
What a 4-seater is actually good for
- Family ridesRoom for parents and kids on one trip instead of two.
- Entertaining guestsTake friends or visiting family along on neighborhood or course rides.
- Community and resort useA common fit for gated communities and 55+ neighborhoods with multiple riders.
- Everyday errandsStill compact enough for daily use, just with room to spare.
- Available in electric or gasChoose power type independently of seating capacity.
- Street-legal options availableMany 4-seaters can be equipped and registered as LSVs.
4-seater models across all four brands
Compare 4-passenger options by layout, power type, and finish across ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car.
ICON
Forward-facing 4-seat layouts with modern styling and lithium power.
Yamaha
Durable 4-passenger platforms in both electric and gas.
E-Z-GO
Classic rear-facing 4-seat setups at a competitive price.
Club Car
Premium 4-seat comfort with refined suspension for a smoother ride.
4-seater golf carts, answered plainly
What’s the difference between forward-facing and rear-facing 4-seat golf carts?
A forward-facing 4-seat golf cart has two rows of seats that both face forward, similar to a car, while a rear-facing model has a rear bench seat that faces backward. Forward-facing layouts are often preferred for families with kids, while rear-facing is common on standard course carts.
Are 4-seater golf carts harder to drive than 2-seaters?
A 4-seater drives much like a 2-seater, though the added length and weight can slightly affect turning radius and acceleration, especially on hills or with a full load of passengers.
How much does a 4-seater golf cart cost?
Prices vary based on brand, new versus used condition, battery type, and seating configuration. Contact us for current pricing on in-stock 4-seater inventory.
Can a 4-seater golf cart be street legal?
Yes, many 4-seater golf carts can be equipped and registered as street-legal low-speed vehicles, provided they meet required safety equipment and are titled, registered, and insured according to state and local law.
Which brands make 4-seater golf carts?
ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car all offer 4-seater golf cart models in both forward-facing and rear-facing configurations, available in electric and gas power options.
Find your 4-seater golf cart today
Forward- and rear-facing 4-passenger ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car models, with financing and delivery available.
