Shopping for golf carts on sale in Nevada? From retirement and master-planned communities to resort towns and desert neighborhoods, we ship new and used golf carts — including street-legal Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) — to buyers across Nevada. Browse the carts below, read our guide to Nevada's golf cart and LSV laws, then call 1-888-460-6988 for a delivered price and financing.
Nevada separates golf carts from low-speed vehicles (LSVs). Golf carts are not automatically required to be registered, but in Nevada's most populous counties (population of 700,000 or more, such as Clark County) you generally need a golf cart permit to operate one. Golf carts may only be driven on streets that local governments have officially approved as designated routes, and they need basic equipment such as headlights, tail lamps, stop lamps, reflectors, a mirror, brakes, and a slow-moving-vehicle emblem or placard.
A low-speed vehicle is a four-wheeled vehicle with a top speed of 20–25 mph and a gross weight under 3,000 pounds that complies with the federal safety standard (FMVSS 500). LSVs must be fully registered and carry standard license plates, and they may be operated on any public street posted at 35 mph or less — you can't drive one on a road with a higher posted limit except to cross at an intersection. LSV equipment includes headlamps, tail lamps, turn and stop lamps, reflectors, a parking brake, an exterior mirror, a windshield, seat belts, and a VIN.
Local rules can vary and change over time, so always confirm the current requirements with the Nevada DMV and your local government before driving on public roads. This page is general information, not legal advice.
To register a street-legal LSV in Nevada, you'll title and register it with the DMV and receive standard license plates, providing proof of insurance and completing a VIN inspection where required. The vehicle must meet FMVSS 500 with the full set of lights, signals, mirror, windshield, seat belts, and a manufacturer VIN. (If you're operating a permit-eligible golf cart in a large county instead, that's a separate DMV permit process with its own insurance card.)
Many of our street-legal models ship LSV-ready with the required equipment already installed. Call us and we'll confirm which carts qualify for Nevada registration and walk you through the paperwork.
Carts are a familiar sight across Nevada's retirement and 55+ communities, master-planned neighborhoods, and resort areas, where short trips to the clubhouse, pool, or a neighbor's place are perfect for a golf cart or a street-legal LSV. A lifted cart also suits desert lots and rural acreage for hauling and chores.
Whether you want a two-seater for the neighborhood, a comfortable four-seater for community outings, or a six-passenger LSV for the family, we can match you with the right cart. Where you can drive on public streets depends on local approvals and permits, so confirm the specifics with your city or county.
We carry the brands buyers ask for: Club Car, EZGO, Yamaha, Denago, Evolution, and more — new and used, electric and gas, from two to six passengers, in standard, lifted utility, and street-legal LSV configurations.
Prices start under $4,000 for reconditioned used carts and run up to premium lithium models. Use the feed above to see what's in stock, then call to confirm the exact configuration you want.
We don't have a storefront in Nevada, but we deliver golf carts to buyers across the state. Once you choose a cart, our team arranges shipping and gives you a delivered price and a realistic delivery timeline before you commit.
Financing is available with flexible terms for qualified buyers. Call 1-888-460-6988 to confirm availability, get a delivered price to your Nevada address, and start a financing application.
Golf carts aren't automatically street legal — they can generally only be driven on locally approved routes, and in Nevada's largest counties (700,000+ population, like Clark County) you typically need a golf cart permit. A federally compliant low-speed vehicle (LSV) can be fully registered with plates and driven on any public street posted 35 mph or less. Always confirm current rules with the Nevada DMV and your local government.
In Nevada counties with a population of 700,000 or more (such as Clark County), you generally need a golf cart permit and proof of insurance to operate one, and golf carts are limited to locally approved routes. LSVs, by contrast, are registered like other vehicles and carry standard plates. Call us and we'll confirm which carts ship LSV-ready.
Yes. We ship new and used golf carts to buyers across Nevada. Call 1-888-460-6988 for a delivered price, timeline, and financing options.