Lifted golf buggies for sale

Lifted means a raised chassis, coarser tyres and 150 to 170 mm of ground clearance against a course buggy's 120 mm, with 30 km/h instead of 20. The whole line exists for ground that is not mown: farm tracks, forestry, campsites, gravel, and anywhere a course buggy grounds out or runs out of grip on the first wet slope.

It is worth being straight about what that does not mean. These are two wheel drive vehicles with a load bed, not 4x4s. They climb 20 to 30% on dry ground with grip, and they will spin where a four wheel drive vehicle would walk out. Deep mud and steep banks are the UTVs' job, not theirs.

The classic bodies sit in this line rather than under vintage, because that is what they are: a lifted chassis with an older shell on it. They come from a different specification sheet, which publishes gross weight, carrying capacity, steering and brakes where the rest of the range publishes none of those, and their 360 kg carrying figure is the reason somebody chooses one.