Blue Book Value of Golf Cart

[Kistler]

For insurance purposes? I know I paid $2800 last September and in March (2 months ago) I
bought (6) new Trojans for $780 +/-

Is there a Blue Book for golf carts to find their value?

The reason I ask is because I guess since the cart is registered with AZ MVD and has a handicapped license plate,
AND if Brenda or I run over the neighbor we had better be insured.

Also need theft insurance we think.......any suggestions? The trailer for it is going to be a "rider" on our Jeep policy.
We have Farmers Insurance.

 

[rhgc]

Ok...new batteries, what other accessories are there....lights, rear seat, lift kit......

 

[Kistler]

Thank you for replying. If I knew how to post pictures, I would do that. If you give me your email I can email you pictures.....

But it has the rear flip seat, brake/tail lights, headlights and amber running lights in a plexiglass case on the front--in the center below the beige hood. Has a horn. It is stock 36V. It is in pretty good condition paint-wise. Has turbine $7.99 new hubcaps.

The roof is the short version so the rear seat passengers are exposed to the elements.

Kistler

 

[xsailor]

Talk to the insurance co. I have Nationwide. Policy auto covered full purchase price plus 1k for customizing. So all the bling added so far is covered when installed.

 

[rhgc]

Its hard to say. Right now I would guess somewhere between $2000 to $2800 depending on the market you are in. Here in south Georgia that cart would go for around $1800 to $2000 if it is in great shape. I would recomend to talk to your insurance Co. Some companies will insure a cart through the homeowners insurance and some will insure it through the vehicle insurance. I would call a local cart dealer and get a value.

 

[Kistler]

Just got back from the Farmers agent's office; we are now insured for $3500. Liability, collision, and theft ($500 deductable) is costing $130 annually.

The trailer is a rider on the golf cart; it costs $31 annually.

Thought it was interesting that the agent said most insurance on golf carts comes into play for not setting the brake properly and rolling into a person, thing, or a water feature

I figure we'll get creamed out on the street in front of the RV Park on the way to Walmart.