Street legal golf carts in Sarasota and Venice.
Built to earn a license plate. 42 carts on our floor carry the equipment a Florida low-speed vehicle needs, and we file the title and plate with you in person on the cart you buy.
Street legal golf carts at LUX Golf Carts
Equipped is not the same as registered.
Every cart here carries the equipment Florida asks of an LSV. To drive it on a public road posted 35 mph or less it also needs a title, a plate and insurance, and we handle that paperwork with you in person.
- Headlights, tail lights, brake lights and turn signals
- Windshield and mirrors
- Seat belts at every seat
- A horn and a manufacturer VIN
- Capable of more than 20 mph, not more than 25
- TitleFrom the manufacturer's certificate of origin, or as an LSV assembled from parts
- Registration and plateFiled by us with your driver's license and a signed power of attorney
- InsurancePIP and property damage liability, written for a low-speed vehicle
- Your own streetsPosted 35 mph or less; local ordinances add their own layers
The LSV guide covers the difference between a golf cart and an LSV; the registration page covers the paperwork. Both are short.
Golf cart questions, answered.
Stock moves daily. For anything about a specific cart, a price or what is on the floor today, call us and you will have the answer in a minute.
Ask the team directly(941) 882-459601Is a street-use ready cart the same as a street legal cart?
Ready means the cart carries the equipment. Legal means it is also titled, registered, plated and insured, and driven where local rules allow. We help with the registration on the cart you buy.
02Where can an LSV be driven in Florida?
Generally on public roads posted 35 mph or less, subject to local ordinances. The LSV guide covers the detail, and our Sarasota street legal guide covers what to confirm locally.
03Do I need insurance for an LSV?
Yes. Florida requires insurance for a registered LSV, commonly personal injury protection and property damage liability. Ask your insurer for the current requirement.
04Can a standard golf cart be made street legal later?
Sometimes. To be converted, a golf cart has to be fitted with the equipment Florida lists for an LSV and reach more than 20 mph but no more than 25. FLHSMV then inspects it at a regional office and assigns a Florida VIN before it can be titled. Some carts cannot meet the speed or equipment rules, so ask before you buy a cart you intend to register.
Find your LUX.
Tell us the cart and the streets it will use, and the team will say what it needs and handle the title and plate with you in person.