Shopping for golf carts on sale in West Virginia? From the Eastern Panhandle to the Mountain State's small towns and lake communities, we ship new and used golf carts — including street-legal Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) — to buyers across West Virginia. Browse the carts below, read our plain-English guide to West Virginia's golf cart and LSV laws, then call 1-888-460-6988 for a delivered price and financing.
West Virginia draws a hard line between an ordinary golf cart and a street-legal Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV). A standard golf cart built for the course — with a top speed under 20 mph — is not designed for general travel on public roads. To be street legal, West Virginia treats a vehicle as an LSV: a four-wheeled motor vehicle whose attainable speed on a paved, level surface is more than 20 mph but not more than 25 mph, built to comply with federal Low-Speed Vehicle safety standards (FMVSS 500) and carrying a manufacturer-assigned 17-digit VIN.
One important catch in West Virginia is that the DMV will not title or register a homemade conversion or a retrofitted golf cart as a low-speed vehicle — the vehicle has to be factory-built and certified as an LSV from the start, with a certificate of origin identifying it as a low-speed vehicle. Where they are allowed, LSVs generally operate on public roads within the corporate limits of an incorporated municipality where the posted speed limit is 25 mph or less, and they may cross certain higher-speed routes at controlled intersections. Roads outside municipal limits are typically off limits, so exactly where you can drive depends on your location.
Local rules can vary and change over time, so always confirm the current requirements with the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and your local government before driving on public roads. This page is general information, not legal advice.
To title and register a street-legal LSV in West Virginia, the vehicle's certificate of origin or prior title must identify it as a low-speed vehicle, and you generally provide proof of ownership, proof of insurance, and pay the applicable title and registration fees. Because LSVs are not subject to the standard annual safety inspection, West Virginia has owners self-certify that the vehicle's lights, brakes, tires, and seat belts are in good working order when they register and renew. Required factory equipment typically includes headlamps, brake and tail lights, turn signals, reflectors, a parking brake, rearview mirrors, a windshield, seat belts, and the 17-digit VIN, and a valid driver's license is required to operate one on the road.
Because that VIN and federal certification are assigned at the factory, a standard golf cart can't simply be retrofitted into an LSV in West Virginia — you need a vehicle built and certified as an LSV. Many of our street-legal models ship LSV-ready; call and we'll confirm which carts are set up to qualify for West Virginia titling and registration.
Across West Virginia, golf carts are a handy way to get around lake and resort communities, campgrounds, and quiet residential streets, and they earn their keep as utility vehicles on farms, hillside properties, and large grounds. Because on-road use hinges on whether you're within an incorporated town's limits and the local speed limits, it pays to confirm with your city or town what's permitted before you plan to drive on public streets.
Whether you want a two-seater for the neighborhood, a lifted gas or electric utility cart for rough Mountain State terrain, or a six-passenger LSV for the whole family, we can help you match a cart to how and where you'll actually drive it in West Virginia.
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 West Virginia, 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 West Virginia address, and start a financing application.
A standard golf cart is not built for general travel on public roads in West Virginia. To drive legally on public streets you need a factory-built, street-legal Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) that meets federal safety standards and is titled and registered with the WV DMV — and the DMV will not register a retrofitted or homemade cart. LSVs are generally limited to municipal roads with speed limits of 25 mph or less. Always confirm the current rules with the West Virginia DMV and your local government.
You title and register an LSV through the WV DMV using a certificate of origin or title that identifies it as a low-speed vehicle, along with proof of ownership, proof of insurance, and the applicable fees. LSVs skip the standard annual safety inspection but require you to self-certify that the lights, brakes, tires, and seat belts work, and you need a valid driver's license to operate one. Call us and we'll confirm which of our carts are LSV-ready.
Yes. We ship new and used golf carts to buyers across West Virginia. Call 1-888-460-6988 for a delivered price, timeline, and financing options.