The multigenerational family
One cart, three generations, seven days
Grandparents, parents and kids on the same vacation, with one way to get everyone to the beach, the pool and dinner without three cars and a parking hunt.
The cart is at the house when you arrive. Six seats, a rear facing back row the kids fight over, lights that glow at night and a speaker for the playlist. It is street legal with a Florida plate, so it goes where the car goes on any road under 35 mph.
Grandparents stop walking the half mile to the sand. Parents stop driving to dinner and hunting for parking. Teens get a cart ride to the ice cream shop. Everyone gets the same seven days back.
Two drivers are included. Drivers are 22 and up with a license and their own auto insurance. Damage forgiveness at checkout covers the scrape on the pool deck post so the week stays about the week.
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The property managerForty owners, forty carts, one text thread
You are responsible for carts you do not own, parked at houses you do not live in, for guests who call you first.
The maintenance leadThe part is on the shelf and the invoice is one line
You keep a resort, a community or a fleet running, and a cart down for a week over a forty dollar part is not an option.
The rental fleet companyA fleet without a mechanic is a fleet with a partner
You rent carts. You do not want to wrench on them, and you cannot afford a Saturday with four units down.