Damaged golf cart questions
Do you buy golf carts that were in an accident?
Yes. Collisions, rollovers, bent frames and broken suspensions are all fine, even if the cart will not move.
Is it worth repairing a damaged golf cart?
It depends on what broke. Cosmetic damage on a newer cart is often worth fixing. Frame damage, a burned controller or a ruined battery pack on an older cart usually is not. Our guide on whether to repair or sell walks through it.
How should I protect my golf cart before a Florida hurricane?
Move it indoors or to high ground, take dated photos and write down the serial number, and check your insurance coverage before a watch is issued. Our hurricane prep checklist has the full list.
Will insurance pay for my damaged golf cart?
It depends on your policy. Some homeowners policies cover carts only on your property, and dedicated golf cart policies vary. Read our general guide to golf cart insurance claims, then confirm with your insurer.
Can you pick up a golf cart that will not roll or steer?
Yes. Tell us when you request a quote and we will bring the right equipment.
What do you need from me for a quote?
Brand, model and year if you know it, gas or electric, battery type, what happened, and a few photos of the damage. Start a quote here.
Guides for damaged cart owners
- Repair or Sell a Damaged Golf Cart? How to Decide What to DoWrecked golf cart? Learn which damage is costly, what hidden problems to check, and how to decide whether to repair or sell a damaged golf cart as-is.Read the guide
- Florida Hurricane Season Golf Cart Checklist: Before the StormGolf cart hurricane prep for Florida: where to store it, battery and charging steps, photos, insurance checks, and how to protect your cart from flooding.Read the guide
- Golf Cart Insurance Claims After Storm Damage: What to ExpectHow a golf cart insurance claim works after a hurricane: homeowners vs cart policies, adjuster visits, golf cart total loss, salvage, and selling afterward.Read the guide



