Utility Vehicles - INACTIVE

Utility Vehicles - INACTIVE

Buyer's Guide

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Introduction Types Gas vs. Electric Choosing a Seller Pricing

Introduction to Utility Vehicles

After seeing standard golf carts adapted to a wide range of uses, manufacturers have created a new class of vehicle for commercial and industrial use: the "utility vehicle." These vehicles are popular with many kinds of businesses that have lots of ground to cover or lots of cargo to haul: academia, large manufacturing plants, landscaping, forestry, municipal workers, and more.

In some cases, utility vehicles are built on a standard golf cart frame, with a bed on the back for hauling equipment and supplies. In other instances they're built from the ground up to serve as heavy-duty material handling vehicles. Other specialized versions are designed for use on rough, hilly ground or to carry more people.

This BuyerZone Utility Vehicles Buyer's Guide will help you understand everything you need to know about buying a utility vehicle:

  • What types are available
  • How to choose between gas and electric power
  • What to look for in a seller
  • How much you can expect to pay for a utility vehicle

Once you have all the information you need, you can submit a free request for utility vehicle price quotes. It's fast and easy to do, and puts you in touch with up to six qualified suppliers in your area.


As you begin your search, analyze the terrain of your facilities and grounds to determine how robust your utility vehicle needs to be. From there, match your needs to one of the three basic types available, each covered below. Get started here.


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