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Golf carts in Delray Beach: dealers, rentals, parts, and where you can drive

Seven businesses in Delray Beach cover the full range of cart needs — from new and used sales and lithium conversions to street-legal rentals for visitors exploring Atlantic Avenue. This page covers what each business offers, what carts typically cost, and the local rules for driving in Delray's 55+ communities and on public streets.

Local golf cart context

Palm Beach County pop. ~66,846 ZIPs 33444, 33445, 33446, 33483, 33484

Extensive cart use in 55+ communities

Delray Beach has one of the largest 55+ cart populations in South Florida, concentrated in communities like Kings Point Delray, Villages of Oriole, High Point, and Huntington Lakes. City and Palm Beach County rules permit cart use on approved streets within these developments. LSVs registered under Florida law can operate on approved 35 mph roads.

  • Kings Point Delray alone has over 7,000 units with an internal cart-path system serving clubhouses, pools, and shopping.
  • West Delray's cluster of 55+ communities makes it one of the highest cart-density areas in Palm Beach County.
  • Multiple gated communities have their own cart-rental and repair services.
Popular cart communities
Kings Point Delray, Villages of Oriole, High Point, Huntington Lakes, Gleneagles
Climate & batteries
South Florida heat and coastal humidity reduce lead-acid battery life to 3-4 years; lithium is preferred.
Nearby markets on this directory
Boynton Beach · Boca Raton · Lantana

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Delray Beach has one of the largest golf cart populations in South Florida, driven largely by the sprawling 55+ communities on the western side of the city — Kings Point Delray, Villages of Oriole, High Point, and Huntington Lakes among them. Residents in those developments use carts daily for errands, social visits, and getting to amenities without touching a car. That steady demand supports a handful of local dealers and service providers who know the terrain well.

On the eastern side, closer to the beach and downtown, a different kind of cart use has taken hold: short-term rentals that let visitors and locals cruise Atlantic Avenue and the surrounding streets. Florida law allows a standard golf cart on any locally designated street, generally posted at 30 mph or less, during daylight hours. A titled and insured Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) can operate on any road posted 35 mph or less. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID; anyone under 18 behind the wheel needs a learner's permit under a rule that took effect in October 2023.

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Dealers Rentals

Rad Rizzi Co. Golf Cart Rentals

33 SE 3rd Ave, Delray Beach, Florida, 33444

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Rad Rizzi Co., on SE 3rd Ave, rents fully equipped six-seat electric golf carts with LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, lift suspension, and keyless start, and also serves Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, and other nearby cities with delivery.

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Renting a golf cart in Delray Beach

Four businesses in Delray Beach rent golf carts, making it one of the better-served rental markets on the Palm Beach County coast. Exhilaride, on NW 13th Ave, focuses on street-legal electric carts and offers daily, weekend, weekly, and monthly terms — useful if you want to park the car for a long weekend. Joy Ride Delray Beach, right on E Atlantic Ave, is positioned for visitors who want to pick up a cart close to the beach and downtown action, though the site was unreachable at time of writing, so call ahead to confirm availability.

Pineapple Carts, on SE 2nd Ave, markets itself toward the luxury end of the rental spectrum and also lists Moke-style vehicles; again, call ahead since the site could not be verified. Rad Rizzi Co., on SE 3rd Ave, rents six-seat electric carts equipped with LED lighting, Bluetooth audio, lift suspension, and a front basket, and will deliver to Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and other nearby cities. In season, a six-seater typically runs $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week across Florida. All street-legal rentals in Delray Beach can operate on roads posted 35 mph or less.

Florida law requires anyone under 18 to hold a learner's permit to operate a golf cart on public streets — a rule worth knowing if you are renting for a family group. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. Rentals are generally limited to daylight hours unless the cart is a fully titled LSV. For a broader look at what to expect before you book, the Florida golf cart rental guide covers deposit policies, insurance, and what questions to ask.

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Buying a new or used golf cart in Delray Beach

Gator Golf Carts, on N Federal Highway, is the most fully featured dealership in the city based on its confirmed website. It carries new inventory from Venom EV and Alset, maintains a used and trade-in section, offers financing, and runs a dedicated service and parts department. If you want to test drive before committing, the site lists that option directly. Sunshine Golf Car, on W Atlantic Ave near the western communities, is an authorized E-Z-GO dealer with new and pre-owned inventory, financing, and an AARP member offer — relevant for the large retiree population in Kings Point and surrounding developments.

Delray Golf Carts, on NE 6th Ave, is listed as a dealer but the website was unreachable when checked; call (561) 614-8867 to confirm what is currently in stock. Rad Rizzi Co. also lists dealer services alongside its rental operation, so it may carry carts for sale — worth asking when you call. For price context: a new basic four-seat cart typically runs $8,000–$12,000; a six-seater or lifted model $12,000–$18,000; a street-legal LSV $18,000–$35,000. Dealer used carts generally fall in the $4,500–$9,000 range, and off-lease fleet carts can start around $3,000.

The dealer selection guide walks through what to check before signing — warranty terms, parts availability, and whether the dealer services what it sells. That last point matters in Delray Beach, where the coastal humidity and South Florida heat are hard on electrical components and battery packs.

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Parts, service, and repairs in Delray Beach

Search data shows "golf cart parts Delray Beach" is the most common query locals type, which makes sense given the density of carts in the 55+ communities. Gator Golf Carts on N Federal Highway has a confirmed parts department with a parts request form and carries accessories and tires. Sunshine Golf Car on W Atlantic Ave also lists parts and service. Rad Rizzi Co. lists repairs as a service, though its primary focus appears to be rentals.

South Florida's coastal humidity is genuinely tough on lead-acid batteries, which typically last only three to four years in this climate. Gator Golf Carts lists lithium battery conversions directly on its site — a worthwhile upgrade for residents who plan to keep a cart for many years. A lithium conversion typically costs $2,000–$4,500 and extends battery life to eight to ten years. A standard lead-acid pack replacement runs $900–$1,800. Annual service — cleaning, inspections, fluid checks — typically runs $150–$300. Controller or motor repairs generally fall in the $300–$900 range depending on the fault.

If you need a repair shop and the local options are booked out, the Boynton Beach page lists Larry's Golf Car DMV Services, which handles repairs and is a short drive north. The repair cost guide breaks down what common jobs should run so you can evaluate any estimate you receive.

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Where you can drive a golf cart in Delray Beach

The largest concentration of legal cart driving in Delray Beach is inside the 55+ communities on the western side of the city — Kings Point Delray, Villages of Oriole, High Point, and Huntington Lakes all have internal road networks where carts are the primary mode of short-distance travel. These communities operate under their own internal rules, and residents generally do not need to worry about public road regulations for trips within the development. Check with your HOA for the specific rules that apply to your community.

On public streets, Florida law draws a clear line between a golf cart and an LSV. A standard golf cart may only be driven on streets that a local government has specifically designated for cart use, typically roads posted at 30 mph or less, and only between sunrise and sunset. An LSV — a cart that has been titled, registered, and insured under Florida Statute 320.01 — can operate on any road posted 35 mph or less at any time. The LSV conversion process typically costs $2,500–$5,000 and requires adding seat belts, mirrors, headlights, and a VIN. Exhilaride's rental fleet is described as street-legal, meaning those carts meet LSV standards and can use Atlantic Avenue and other 35 mph corridors.

Regardless of cart type, anyone under 18 operating on a public street needs a learner's permit — a Florida rule that took effect in October 2023. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID while operating on public roads. The Florida golf cart laws guide has the full breakdown of registration, equipment requirements, and what Palm Beach County has adopted locally.

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Delray Beach ZIP codes we cover

33444 33445 33446 33483 33484

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Neighborhoods and nearby areas around Delray Beach

Atlantic Avenue / Downtown Delray A high-visibility core where local traffic and visitor demand intersect.
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Keep exploring golf carts near Delray Beach

Boynton Beach Three dealers just north of Delray Beach, including a repair shop that handles DMV services for cart titling. Boca Raton Three dealers to the south, including a rental operation and two full-service cart dealers. Lantana Prime Golf Cars in Lantana is a nearby dealer option if local inventory is limited. Florida golf cart rental guide What to ask before you book, how deposits work, and what insurance you need. Lithium battery guide Why coastal Florida owners are switching from lead-acid and what a conversion actually involves. Florida Dealers Jump from this city hub into dealer-focused pages across Florida. Florida Rentals Compare this city with other rental-heavy Florida markets. Florida Repairs Browse statewide repair and service coverage from this city page. Florida Parts Find more parts, batteries, and accessory pages across Florida. Custom Golf Carts Explore lifted, upgraded, and custom build pages statewide. Street Legal Carts See more Florida pages focused on street-legal carts and LSVs.

Helpful Florida guides before you contact a business

Florida golf cart laws Useful before comparing businesses in Delray Beach when road-use or neighborhood rules matter. Golf cart costs in Florida Adds pricing context before you contact businesses in Delray Beach. Florida golf cart rental guide A strong next click if Delray Beach is part of a rental-focused search. Golf cart repair cost guide Helpful when you are comparing repair shops or service providers around Delray Beach.

Delray Beach golf cart questions, answered

Where can I find golf cart parts in Delray Beach?

Gator Golf Carts on N Federal Highway has a confirmed parts department and carries accessories and tires. Sunshine Golf Car on W Atlantic Ave also lists parts. If neither has what you need in stock, the Boynton Beach and Boca Raton pages list additional dealers with parts departments a short drive away.

How much does it cost to rent a golf cart in Delray Beach?

In season, a six-seat street-legal cart typically runs $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week. Exhilaride and Rad Rizzi Co. both offer rentals in Delray Beach; Rad Rizzi also delivers to Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, and Fort Lauderdale. Call ahead to confirm current rates and availability.

Are golf carts street legal in Delray Beach?

A standard golf cart can only be driven on locally designated streets, generally posted at 30 mph or less, between sunrise and sunset. A titled and insured LSV can operate on any road posted 35 mph or less at any time. Drivers under 18 need a learner's permit on public roads; those 18 and older must carry a valid ID.

Where can I buy a used golf cart in Delray Beach?

Gator Golf Carts on N Federal Highway carries used and trade-in inventory with financing available. Sunshine Golf Car on W Atlantic Ave lists pre-owned carts as well. Dealer used carts in Florida typically run $4,500–$9,000; off-lease fleet carts can start around $3,000.

How long do golf cart batteries last in Delray Beach?

South Florida's coastal humidity shortens lead-acid battery life to about three to four years. Lithium packs last eight to ten years and are increasingly preferred in this climate. A lead-acid replacement typically costs $900–$1,800; a lithium conversion runs $2,000–$4,500. Gator Golf Carts lists lithium conversions as a service.

Can I drive a golf cart in Kings Point or Villages of Oriole?

Yes. Those communities, along with High Point and Huntington Lakes, have internal road networks where cart use is common and expected. Each community has its own HOA rules, so check with your association for specifics. For trips on public streets outside the development, Florida's standard golf cart and LSV rules apply.

What does a new golf cart cost from a Delray Beach dealer?

A new basic four-seater typically runs $8,000–$12,000. A six-seater or lifted model generally falls in the $12,000–$18,000 range. A street-legal LSV runs $18,000–$35,000. Gator Golf Carts and Sunshine Golf Car both carry new inventory and offer financing.

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