[AlaskaErik]

Ugh! My wife wants one of those things. I have no desire to be part of that culture. They take up valuable garage space, are slow, are hot in the summer and cold in the winter. I've had all kinds of toys, like an airplane, Harley, snow machine, but I have no desire to ever own a golf cart.

[alexander_busek]

Ugh! My wife wants one of those things. I have no desire to be part of that culture. They take up valuable garage space, are slow, are hot in the summer and cold in the winter. I've had all kinds of toys, like an airplane, Harley, snow machine, but I have no desire to ever own a golf cart.

But they cost less than full-sized automobiles, their environmental footprint is smaller (less raw materials to construct them, less fuel to power them = better mpg), they are quieter, parking spaces can be smaller, they can't kill anyone... The list of advantages goes on!

Regards,

[umgud]

A few modifications and a Chevy V8, and you’ll fit right in.

[Mogger]

In Coos county, New Hampshire, ATVs and SUTs are legal to drive on most streets and many roads as well as the over 1000 miles of trails we have.

In the winter, you can get to most things on your snowmobile.

Neither has the fuel economy of a golf cart, and are far more expensive, but both are a lot more fun and useful.

Speed limits on the ATV trails are low, between 10 and mostly 35 MPH.

Snowmobile speed limits are mostly 35 to 45 MPH.

Some people do open them up a little, as they are both capable of far higher speeds.

[left that other site]

Even though Harley used to make golf carts back in the bowling-ball-company era, I prefer their two-wheeled version.

And I am an older lady living in Florida! LOL!

(I despise golf carts)