Golf Cart Brands & Models

Identify a Club Car Precedent using the serial number, model prefix, production year and physical clues before ordering parts.

Understand the Club Car Precedent timeline, i2, i2L and i3 variants, and how to confirm the exact model year from the serial number.

Compare the Club Car DS and Precedent by production years, design, fitment, ownership needs and used-buying factors.

Club Car Precedent value depends on far more than model year. Battery age, lithium conversion quality, gas or electric powertrain, seating, lift kit, tires,…

The Evolution D5 Maverick 4 and Maverick 4 Plus share the same four-forward-seat concept and nearly the same basic dimensions, but the Plus version…

Evolution D5 Ranger and Maverick models share the same basic D5 architecture and lithium powertrain family, but they are aimed at different use cases.…

Club Car Tempo directly replaced the Precedent in the golf-fleet lineup, so the two models are closely related but not identical. They share a…

The biggest difference between the Evolution D5 Ranger 4 and Ranger 4+2 is seating layout and overall length. Ranger 4 is a four-passenger, all-forward-facing…

Club Car DS dimensions and weight vary by model year, powertrain, roof, tires, and accessories, so there is no single number that describes every…

Club Car’s DS platform was produced from 1980 through 2014, but that does not mean every DS uses the same engine, electrical system, charger,…

The most reliable way to identify a Club Car DS is by its serial number, not by paint, seats, wheels, or body accessories. Club…

The E-Z-GO TXT name covers more than one powertrain, generation, and trim. That is why buying parts by the word “TXT” alone can lead…