E-Z-GO Golf Cart Cost of Ownership Calculator
Calculate the true cost of owning a E-Z-GO golf cart. Enter your model, usage level, and ownership period below for a free estimate of total costs including fuel, maintenance, insurance, and battery replacement. E-Z-GO carts retain 12% more value than the average golf cart brand, which affects your net cost.
E-Z-GO Ownership Costs
E-Z-GO is one of the stronger brands for holding resale value. On average, E-Z-GO golf carts retain 12% more value than a typical golf cart, which means lower net ownership costs. This strong resale value helps offset the higher initial purchase price.
The biggest factors affecting your E-Z-GO's total ownership cost are power type (electric vs gas), battery type, and how heavily you use it. Electric E-Z-GO carts typically save $300-$1,000 per year compared to gas models on fuel and maintenance alone.
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E-Z-GO Models
Select your model in the calculator above for a more accurate estimate, or browse all E-Z-GO models:
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to own a E-Z-GO golf cart?
Total ownership costs for a E-Z-GO golf cart depend on whether it's electric or gas, your usage level, and how long you plan to keep it. Typical 5-year costs range from $13,000-$18,000 including purchase price and all operating costs. E-Z-GO carts retain 12% above average resale value, which affects your net cost. Use the calculator above for an estimate specific to your situation.
Are E-Z-GO golf carts expensive to maintain?
E-Z-GO electric carts cost $100-$400/year to maintain, while gas models run $300-$600/year. Electric E-Z-GO carts with lithium-ion batteries have the lowest maintenance costs since there are fewer moving parts and no oil changes needed.
Do E-Z-GO golf carts hold their value?
E-Z-GO golf carts retain resale value 12% above average compared to other brands. Strong resale value reduces your net cost of ownership. Condition, battery type, and modifications also affect what your E-Z-GO cart will be worth when you sell.
Should I buy an electric or gas E-Z-GO golf cart?
Electric E-Z-GO carts typically cost $300-$1,000 less per year to operate than gas models, thanks to lower fuel and maintenance costs. However, battery replacement ($800-$3,500) is an additional cost for electric carts. For most owners, electric is cheaper over 5+ years. Use the calculator above to compare both options for your specific E-Z-GO model.
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