Yamaha carts in Brits
Bulletproof petrol (EFI) and electric carts. Yamaha gas carts hold value exceptionally well; Drive2 (2017+) is the current platform. Between Hartbeespoort and the platinum belt — farm and estate carts on our North West run.
Yamaha petrol carts are the pick for the long or hilly runs around Brits, where charging is a hassle and range matters; demand for QuieTech and Drive2 petrol carts here is steady all year. Electric Yamahas are priced on battery age like any other cart.
Brits's heat is kinder to bodywork than the coast is, but it is hard on batteries: a lead-acid pack that lives in a hot garage ages faster, and dust gets into bearings and controllers. Tell us the battery age honestly and send a photo of the pack — it is the single biggest factor in the price here.
What we pay for Yamahas in Brits
Used Yamahas in North West typically sell for R40 000 – R180 000 (private-sale bands, updated 2026-09-01). For Yamaha specifically, these are the things that move the number:
- Yamaha EFI/QuieTech petrol carts are the strongest-holding gas carts on the market.
- Drive2 electric with PowerTech AC is worth more than the older G29 Drive.
- Fleet-retired Yamahas are common — hours and body condition matter more than age.
- Mainstream lead-acid (2013–2019): R40 000 – R75 000 (e.g. Club Car Precedent, E-Z-GO RXV, Yamaha Drive)
- Premium lithium 4-seater (2019+): R85 000 – R150 000 (e.g. Club Car Onward / Tempo, E-Z-GO RXV ELiTE, Yamaha Drive2)
Collection in Brits
Here's how it works: you send photos and answer a short form; we reply with a firm written offer within 24 hours; if you're happy, you accept and sign on your phone and pick a two-hour collection window. On the day we check the cart matches the photos, load it, and pay by EFT before we drive away.
We run Gauteng, the Hartbeespoort side of the North West and the Bela-Bela side of Limpopo every week, so most Brits collections happen within seven days of you accepting.
We collect from homes, golf estates, clubs and storage units anywhere in Brits.
Yamaha models we buy in Brits
Every Yamaha, from a twenty-year-old two-seater to this year's lithium six-seater. The models we see most in Brits: G14, G16, G19, G22, Drive (G29), Drive2. Tap a model for what it's worth and what we check.
Questions sellers ask
How much is a Yamaha golf cart worth in Brits?
Typically R40 000 – R180 000 in North West, depending on the model, year, battery and condition. Yamaha EFI/QuieTech petrol carts are the strongest-holding gas carts on the market. Send photos and we'll price yours exactly, in writing, within 24 hours.
How quickly can you collect a Yamaha in Brits?
Usually within 7 days of accepting. We run Gauteng, the Hartbeespoort side of the North West and the Bela-Bela side of Limpopo every week, so most Brits collections happen within seven days of you accepting.
Do you buy Yamahas that need batteries?
Yes — we refurbish carts, so a Yamaha with a tired pack is still worth real money. The offer allows for the new pack; lithium Yamahas fetch a premium.
Do you buy golf carts that aren't running?
Yes. Dead batteries, a faulty charger, a controller fault, a cart that has stood for two years — we buy all of them. The offer simply reflects the repair cost. Tell us what's wrong in the form and photograph the battery pack; that's usually all we need.
Is the offer really free, and do I have to accept it?
Yes and no. The offer is free and there's no obligation at all — it's a firm number, valid for seven days, and you can accept, counter or walk away. We'd rather you took our number to compare than felt pressured.
What do I need on the day of collection?
Your ID, the charger and keys, and the cart where we can load it. We check that it matches your photos, sign off the sale agreement you already signed on your phone, and pay by EFT before we drive away. If the cart lives behind a gate, let security know we're coming or send us a visitor code with your booking.