Golf Cart Bill of Sale

Most golf carts are not titled, so the bill of sale is the only proof of ownership. Street-legal low-speed vehicles (LSVs) are the exception: they carry a 17-character VIN and are titled like cars.

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1 Seller and buyer

2 The golf cart

3 Price and terms

Original · Seller

Golf Cart Bill of Sale

I, __________________________ ("Seller"), of ________________________________, in exchange for the sum of $____________ (______________________________ dollars), paid by cash, the receipt of which is acknowledged, sell and transfer to __________________________ ("Buyer"), of ________________________________, the following golf cart:

Year______________
Make______________
Model______________
Power______________
Serial no. / VIN______________
Battery age______________
Color______________

Terms

The golf cart is sold "as is, where is", with no warranty, express or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The Buyer has had the opportunity to inspect it and accepts it in its present condition.

The Seller states that they are the lawful owner, that the golf cart is free of all liens, loans and encumbrances, and that they have the right to sell it.

Signed on ____________________.

Seller signatureBuyer signature
Seller printed nameBuyer printed name

What a golf cart bill of sale should include

  • Serial number (Club Car: under the passenger glove box; E-Z-GO: on the frame near the passenger side)
  • Electric or gas; battery type and age
  • Street-legal LSV status and VIN if titled
  • Charger and accessories included

Not giving any promises about condition? Keep the as-is clause ticked. Need a notary? See which states require one.

After you both sign

  1. Make two copies. Each side keeps a signed original or copy.
  2. Seller: keep your copy with your records for at least three years.
  3. Buyer: keep the bill of sale as your proof of ownership.

Questions people ask

Does a golf cart need a title?

Standard carts (top speed under 20 mph) generally do not. Carts upgraded to low-speed vehicles (20–25 mph, with lights, belts and a VIN) are titled and registered in most states.

Golf Cart bill of sale by state

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