What Model EZGO Golf Cart Do I Have?
Are you a proud owner of an EZGO golf cart, seeking to unlock the secrets of its model and year of manufacture? Whether you're embarking on a journey of maintenance, customization, or simply satisfying your curiosity, understanding the specifics of your golf cart is the first step to a smoother ownership experience.
This comprehensive guide will demystify the process and empower you with the knowledge to identify your EZGO Golf Cart Model. With this knowledge, you can confidently purchase all the EZGO Parts and Accessories to turn your EZGO Golf Cart into your new favorite vehicle.
From deciphering serial numbers to uncovering manufacturer's codes and analyzing visual features, we've got you covered. Join us on this exploration to unveil the hidden details that make your EZGO golf cart uniquely yours. Let's dive in and discover the secrets that lie within your four-wheeled companion.
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STEP 1: Where is your Serial Number Plate Located?
Believe it or not, the location of your serial number tag acts as clue #1 for which model EZGO Golf Cart you have.
Below is a list of the most common EZGO models and their serial number plate locations:
STEP 2: How to Read the Serial Number and Manufacturer’s Code
The information gathered from the serial number tag will help you determine what year your golf cart was made. Other than a few crossover years, this is another helpful way to identify your EZGO golf cart model.
In the example serial number plate above, the Manufacturer’s Code is K1488 - from this, we can conclude that this golf cart was made in the 14th week of 1988.
The below list of EZGO Models and their manufacture dates will help further narrow down which model you have!
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EZGO Golf Cart Models by Year Manufactured:
STEP 3: Identifiable Features on EZGO Golf Carts
If you are missing, can’t locate, or have painted over your serial number plate, do not fret! We made an easy reference list of the most identifiably different features across the various models!
EZGO Marathon (1975-1993)
- Separate Seat Backs
- Metal Body
- Black Plastic Nose Cap
- 54” Canopy Top (no handles)
EZGO Medalist (1993-1999)
- Single Seat Back
- Metal Body
- Black Plastic Nose Cap
- 54” Canopy Top (with handles)
EZGO TXT (Old Model: 1996-2013)
- Single Seat Back
- Plastic Body
- 54” Canopy Top with Handles
- No Black Plastic Nose Cap
- Rear Roof Supports Angle in towards the middle
EZGO TXT (New Model: 2014-Present)
- Plastic Body
- Single Seat Back
- 54” Canopy Top with Handles
- No Black Plastic Nose Cap
- 1” Front Roof Supports
- Rear Roof Supports angle in towards the middle
EZGO RXV (2008-Present)
- Single Seat Back
- Plastic Body
- Double Headlights and Vertical Taillights
- Fixed Rear Seat
- Plastic Sweater Basket or Rear Seat
- 3-Hole Charging Port
EZGO Valor (2017-Present)
- Folding Windshield
- Single Seat Back
- 54” Canopy Top with Handles
- Dual Headlights and Horizontal Taillights
- Plastic Sweater Basket or Rear Seat
Final Notes:
- The above list of models is relative, not exhaustive. There are absolutely other models and sub-models out there, but these six are the most frequently confused with each other and the most popular EZGO Golf Carts on the market today.
- The word “Textron” printed somewhere on your cart does not mean it is a TXT Model. Textron is the parent company of EZGO, and while it is the origin of the TXT model name, it is not a sure way to identify your cart’s model. On that note, some newer EZGO models will have their model names (RXV, Valor, etc.) somewhere on the cart's exterior, usually right beyond the front seat area, on the sides of the body near the bottom.
- EZGO Golf Carts date back to 1954, and with the older models, there is a high likelihood that aftermarket modifications were made, parts were replaced, paint could have been added, etc. In these cases, it is imperative to locate as many identifiers as you can from the lists above to positively find your EZGO Golf Cart Model.
