Gas golf carts for sale, for when electric isn’t enough
Gas-powered ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car models with the range and towing power for hunting land, farms, and hilly terrain — with financing and delivery available.
Stronger torque for hills & towing
Financing & delivery available
Gas vs. electric
Both power types have a clear use case. Here’s where gas actually pulls ahead.
Gas
- Well over 100 miles per tank
- Stronger torque for hills and towing
- Faster refueling than recharging
- Built for heavy daily or work use
Electric
- Quiet, near-silent operation
- Lower running costs over time
- No oil changes or tune-ups
- Better suited to neighborhoods and courses
Where a gas cart earns its keep
- Long rangeCover hunting leases, farms, and large properties without stopping to recharge.
- Strong towing powerTorque suited to hauling gear, trailers, or supplies across rough ground.
- Reliable in hilly terrainHandles grades and inclines that can tax a smaller electric motor.
- Quick refuelingFill up in minutes instead of waiting hours to recharge.
- Familiar upkeepOil changes and tune-ups any small-engine mechanic can handle.
- Built for daily work useA dependable choice for ranch, farm, or property management tasks.
Gas-powered models across all four brands
Compare gas options by fit, torque, and finish across ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car.
ICON
Gas models paired with the same modern styling as ICON’s electric line.
Yamaha
Some of the most durable gas engines in the industry, built to last.
E-Z-GO
Proven gas performance with parts availability nationwide.
Club Car
Rustproof frames paired with dependable, work-ready gas engines.
Gas golf carts, answered plainly
How far can a gas golf cart go on a full tank?
Most gas golf carts can travel well over 100 miles on a full tank, significantly farther than the typical electric golf cart’s range, making them well suited to large properties, farms, and hunting land.
Are gas golf carts more powerful than electric?
Gas golf carts generally offer stronger torque, which helps with towing, climbing hills, and hauling heavier loads, while electric carts offer smoother, quieter power for everyday use.
How much maintenance does a gas golf cart need?
Gas golf carts require more regular maintenance than electric models, including oil changes, spark plug replacement, and periodic engine tune-ups, similar to a small combustion engine vehicle.
Are gas golf carts louder than electric?
Yes, gas golf carts produce engine noise similar to a small motor, while electric golf carts run nearly silent, which is why many neighborhoods and courses favor electric models.
Are gas golf carts street legal?
Certain gas golf cart models can qualify as street-legal low-speed vehicles when equipped with required safety features such as headlights, turn signals, mirrors, and seat belts, subject to state and local laws.
Find your gas golf cart today
Gas-powered ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car models with the range and torque for real work, financing and delivery available.
