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Golf carts for sale, rental and repair in Orlando, FL
Seven businesses in Orlando sell, rent, service or supply parts for golf carts and low-speed vehicles. This page covers what each dealer offers, what street use actually requires in Orange County, and what you can expect to pay.
Local golf cart context
City of Orlando and Orange County generally limit golf cart use to specific gated communities and designated areas. Public street use requires the cart to be a registered LSV meeting equipment standards. Master-planned communities like Celebration and Lake Nona have their own internal cart rules.
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- Central Florida heat shortens lead-acid battery life to 3-4 years; lithium conversions are common in retirement and 55+ communities.
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Orlando is a large, spread-out city where golf cart use on public streets is more restricted than in smaller Florida towns. The city and Orange County generally limit cart travel to specific gated communities and designated areas. If you want to drive on public roads, your cart must be registered as a low-speed vehicle (LSV) and meet Florida equipment standards — headlights, tail lights, turn signals, mirrors, seat belts, and a VIN. Master-planned communities like Celebration and Lake Nona operate under their own internal cart rules, so check with your HOA before you buy.
Despite those limits, the market here is active. Dealers on the east side of town along Goldenrod Road, a shop on Commerce Drive in the southwest, and locations scattered across the metro area cover everything from basic used carts to fully street-legal LSVs, specialty utility vehicles, and short-term rentals. Central Florida's heat is hard on lead-acid batteries — expect three to four years of life — which is why lithium conversions are common and most dealers stock or offer them.
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Jeffrey Allen Inc.
1812 N Goldenrod Rd, Orlando, Florida, 32807
Jeffrey Allen Inc. on North Goldenrod Road carries Club Car, Denago, Garia, and other brands for personal and commercial use, handles LSV conversions, offers rentals, repair, service, and parts, and lists multiple Florida locations including the Orlando store.
(407) 476-9511 jeffreyalleninc.com Details & text this dealer
Advantage Golf Cars
2049 W Landstreet Rd, Orlando, Florida, 32809
Advantage Golf Cars on West Landstreet Road is an authorized dealer for E-Z-GO, Club Car, Cushman, and Yamaha, and carries new, pre-owned, and clearance inventory alongside a parts department, service, financing, trade-in valuation, and rentals across six Florida locations.
(407) 440-2804 advantagegolfcars.com Details & text this dealer
Cart Nation
4490 35th St, Orlando, Florida, 32811
Cart Nation on 35th Street operates under Golfcarts.com and sells factory-direct electric carts in two- to six-seat configurations across several series including performance, hunting, and golf-focused builds, with financing, pre-owned inventory, and accessories available; the site notes Sunday availability.
Diversified Golf Cars Inc
5501 Commerce Dr # 104, Orlando, Florida, 32839
Diversified Golf Cars on Commerce Drive has operated since 1978 as a Yamaha authorized dealer specializing in multi-passenger, emergency response, wheelchair-accessible, utility, and tram vehicles — a focus that sets it apart from standard consumer dealerships.
(407) 851-9353 diversifiedgolfcars.com Details & text this dealer
Golf & Electric Vehicles Group
18754 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, Florida, 32820
Golf & Electric Vehicles Group on East Colonial Drive is an authorized StarEV and DenagoEV dealer offering new, used, and custom carts, LSV builds, parts, service, and rentals, with additional locations in Fort Myers and Jacksonville.
Orlando Golf Cars
155 N Goldenrod Rd, Orlando, Florida, 32807
Orlando Golf Cars on North Goldenrod Road carries Yamaha, ICON, Evolution, and Epic brands with new and pre-owned inventory, financing through Sheffield, trade-in appraisals, rentals, service scheduling, and a parts department near Oak Ridge and Belle Isle.
(407) 426-9727 orlandogolfcars.com Details & text this dealer
Ultimate Carts
845 N Mills Ave, Orlando, Florida, 32803
Ultimate Carts on North Mills Avenue was unreachable when the site was last checked; call (407) 930-9592 to confirm current inventory, hours, and services before visiting.
Giant Specialty Vehicles
14100 W Colonial Dr, Winter Garden, Florida, 34787
(407) 573-1300 giantspecialtyvehicles.com Details & text this dealer
Golf Cart Connection Service Center
930 Carter Rd #210, Winter Garden, Florida, 34787
(321) 413-8591 golfcartconnection.net Details & text this dealer
JM GOLF CARTS - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
111 Atlantic Annex Point STE 2, Maitland, Florida, 32751
Juice EV Golf Carts
1061 Tildenville School Rd, Winter Garden, Florida, 34787
Mid Florida Carts
1100 Central Park Dr Suite 1000, Sanford, Florida, 32771
(386) 561-3500 midfloridacarts.com Details & text this dealer
National Carts
750 N US Hwy 17 92, Longwood, Florida, 32750
Sanford Golf Cart Rentals
303 W 3rd St, Sanford, Florida, 32771
(203) 980-8774 sanfordgolfcartrentals.com Details & text this dealer
Buying a golf cart or LSV in Orlando
Six of the seven listed businesses sell new or pre-owned carts, and the brands represented cover most of the major names: E-Z-GO, Club Car, Yamaha, ICON, Evolution, Epic, StarEV, DenagoEV, and Garia. That range means you can compare a basic 48-volt lead-acid cart with a lithium-equipped LSV at dealers within a few miles of each other. Financing is available at several locations, and most accept trade-ins.
For a standard new four-seat electric cart, expect to pay about $8,000–$12,000. A six-seat or lifted model typically runs $12,000–$18,000. Street-legal LSVs — which are the only carts you can legally drive on Orlando public roads — generally start around $18,000 and can reach $35,000 depending on build and brand. Dealer used carts typically fall in the $4,500–$9,000 range, and off-lease fleet units can start closer to $3,000. Diversified Golf Cars on Commerce Drive focuses on specialty and multi-passenger vehicles rather than consumer carts, so if you need a shuttle, utility flatbed, or ADA-accessible vehicle, that is the shop to contact.
If you are buying for use inside a gated community or HOA, a standard golf cart is usually fine — but confirm your community's rules on cart width, speed, and lighting requirements before you finalize a purchase. Dealers familiar with the Orlando market can advise on what configurations are accepted in specific neighborhoods.
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Renting a golf cart in Orlando
Jeffrey Allen Inc. on North Goldenrod Road and Orlando Golf Cars, also on Goldenrod Road, both list rentals among their services. Advantage Golf Cars on West Landstreet Road and Golf & Electric Vehicles Group on East Colonial Drive also offer rentals. For visitors or residents who need a cart for a short stay in a vacation community or resort area, a rental avoids the upfront cost of ownership.
Typical Florida rental rates for a six-seat cart run $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week during peak season. Rates vary by cart size, season, and whether delivery is included. If you are renting for use in a specific resort or community, confirm with the rental provider that the cart is permitted in that location — some communities only allow carts registered through their own programs.
For broader rental options in the region, Sanford Golf Cart Rentals in nearby Sanford also handles rentals and repairs. The Florida golf cart rental guide covers what to ask before you book, including insurance requirements and delivery policies.
Parts and repair in Orlando
Several Orlando dealers handle service in-house. Advantage Golf Cars has a dedicated parts department and service scheduling. Jeffrey Allen Inc. covers repair, maintenance, and parts. Orlando Golf Cars offers service scheduling and a parts department. Golf & Electric Vehicles Group lists service as a core offering alongside sales. If your cart needs a battery pack, controller work, or routine maintenance, these shops are worth a call.
On pricing: a lead-acid battery pack replacement typically runs $900–$1,800; a lithium conversion costs $2,000–$4,500 depending on voltage and capacity. Controller or motor repairs generally fall in the $300–$900 range. Annual service — fluid checks, brake inspection, tire pressure, charger test — typically runs $150–$300. Central Florida heat accelerates lead-acid degradation, so if your cart is more than three years old and losing range, a battery test is a reasonable first step before committing to a full replacement.
If you need a repair shop outside the city, Winter Garden has Golf Cart Connection Service Center, which focuses on repairs. Sanford also has options. For a breakdown of what common repairs cost statewide, the golf cart repair cost guide is a useful reference.
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Where you can drive a golf cart in Orlando
Orlando and Orange County do not have a general golf-cart-on-public-streets program the way smaller Florida cities do. A standard golf cart — one that is not titled and registered as an LSV — is limited to private property, golf courses, and the internal roads of communities that have specifically designated them for cart use. Celebration and Lake Nona are two examples of master-planned communities with internal cart networks, but each has its own rules set by the HOA or community management.
To drive on any public road in Orlando, your vehicle must qualify as a low-speed vehicle: titled, registered, insured, and equipped with headlights, brake lights, turn signals, reflectors, mirrors, a windshield, and seat belts. An LSV can legally travel on roads posted at 35 mph or less. Florida law also restricts cart operation to between sunrise and sunset unless the cart has proper lighting. Since October 2023, drivers under 18 need at least a learner's permit to operate a golf cart; drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID.
If you are buying specifically to use on public roads, make sure the cart you are purchasing is already titled as an LSV or that the dealer can complete an LSV conversion. Several Orlando dealers — including Jeffrey Allen Inc. and Golf & Electric Vehicles Group — specifically list LSV builds and conversions. LSV conversion typically costs $2,500–$5,000 on top of the base cart price. Review the full rules in the Florida golf cart laws guide before you buy.
Orlando ZIP codes we cover
32801 32803 32804 32806 32809 32810 32812 32814 32819 32821 32822 32827 32828 32835 32836 32839
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Orlando golf cart questions, answered
Are golf carts street legal in Orlando?
A standard golf cart is not street legal on Orlando public roads. To drive on a public street, the vehicle must be registered as a low-speed vehicle (LSV), which requires specific equipment — seat belts, turn signals, mirrors, and a VIN — and is limited to roads posted at 35 mph or less. Inside gated communities with designated cart paths, standard carts are generally permitted under HOA rules.
Where can I find golf carts for sale in Orlando, FL?
Seven dealers are listed in Orlando. Advantage Golf Cars, Jeffrey Allen Inc., and Orlando Golf Cars are among the larger operations, carrying multiple brands and both new and pre-owned inventory. Diversified Golf Cars focuses on specialty and multi-passenger vehicles. Golf & Electric Vehicles Group on East Colonial Drive handles StarEV and DenagoEV models. Call ahead to confirm current stock.
How much does a golf cart cost in Orlando?
A new basic four-seat cart typically runs $8,000–$12,000. Six-seat or lifted models are usually $12,000–$18,000. Street-legal LSVs start around $18,000 and can reach $35,000. Used dealer carts generally fall in the $4,500–$9,000 range. Off-lease fleet carts can start closer to $3,000. Financing is available at several Orlando dealerships.
Where can I rent a golf cart in Orlando?
Jeffrey Allen Inc. and Orlando Golf Cars both list rentals, as do Advantage Golf Cars and Golf & Electric Vehicles Group. Typical rates for a six-seat cart run $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week in season. Confirm with the rental provider that the cart is permitted in your specific resort or community before booking.
Where can I get golf cart parts in Orlando?
Advantage Golf Cars, Jeffrey Allen Inc., and Orlando Golf Cars all maintain parts departments. Golf & Electric Vehicles Group also lists parts as a service. For shops outside the city, Winter Garden has Golf Cart Connection Service Center, and Sanford has additional options. Call ahead to confirm part availability for your specific cart brand and model.
How long do golf cart batteries last in Orlando?
Central Florida's heat is hard on lead-acid batteries, which typically last three to four years in this climate. Lithium batteries generally last eight to ten years and handle the heat better. Several Orlando dealers offer lithium conversions, which typically cost $2,000–$4,500 depending on voltage and pack size. If your cart is losing range, a battery load test is a good first step.
Can someone under 18 drive a golf cart in Orlando?
Since October 2023, Florida law requires drivers under 18 to hold at least a learner's permit to operate a golf cart. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. These rules apply on public roads and in many community settings. Check with your HOA or community management for any additional age or licensing requirements specific to your neighborhood.
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