2026 Club Car Carryall 500 Gas Utility Cart For Sale

2026 Club Car Carryall 500 Gas Utility Cart EMT-8990

This new 2026 Club Car Carryall 500 gas utility cart is finished in Pearl Mist Gray and listed under stock SKU EMT-8990. The source description identifies a 429cc Kohler EFI four-cycle gas engine, air-cooled overhead-cam design, black canopy roof, gray seating, heavy-duty tilt utility cargo box, rustproof aluminum chassis, rack-and-pinion steering, four-wheel mechanical drum brakes, halogen headlights, turn signals, horn, fuel gauge, 12V auxiliary outlet, and dual cup holders.

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Carryall 500 Work-Cart Equipment

The listing presents this Carryall 500 as a work-focused utility vehicle for commercial facilities, golf courses, farms, ranches, warehouses, industrial maintenance, municipal operations, and campus use. The tilt cargo box and easy-dump design are intended to support hauling and routine work tasks, while the aluminum chassis, steering system, lighting, horn, fuel gauge, and auxiliary outlet are among the listed installed features.

The source does not provide the physical VIN or serial number, cargo-box dimensions, payload rating, towing rating, overall dimensions, top speed, fuel capacity, completed-vehicle certification, or current warranty documentation. Confirm those details directly from the vehicle and current Club Car or seller documentation before purchase.

What to Verify Before Buying This 2026 Carryall 500

Before buying, match the physical VIN or serial number to stock EMT-8990 and the final sales paperwork. Verify the Pearl Mist Gray body, 429cc Kohler EFI engine, fuel system, steering, brakes, tires, chassis, canopy, seating, cargo box operation, headlights, turn signals, horn, fuel gauge, 12V outlet, and all installed equipment. If public-road operation is planned, separately confirm registration, insurance, roadway access, speed restrictions, and all locally required safety equipment; utility-cart equipment alone does not establish street-legal status.