They may look like fancy golf carts, but LSVs are their own class of motor vehicle. They face lower regulatory scrutiny in exchange for being street-legal with a maximum speed of 25 mph (40 km/h).

Club Car has a new model on offer: the Cru, a $29,334 "low-speed vehicle" that looks and feels like a golf cart, but offers much, much more.

Craig Scanlon started selling Club Car Carryalls in 1998 as a sales executive. Now he's back in Augusta as the boss.

Golf carts are designed to carry golf equipment and no more than two people, including the driver, according to California Vehicle Code No. 345. They should be operated at 15 mph or less, state ...

Golf carts are designed to carry golf equipment and no more than two people, including the driver, according to California Vehicle Code No. 345. They should be operated at 15 mph or less, state ...