There are a number of things to consider when buying a new golf cart. One of the most important is whether or not it comes with a warranty. A warranty means that if something goes wrong with your vehicle, it will be fixed at no cost to you. The length and scope of this coverage varies from manufacturer to manufacturer (and even model-to-model), but some general guidelines apply:

The warranty should cover all parts and labor for at least one year after purchase.

You should also make sure that battery replacement is included in this time period–some companies only offer limited coverage on batteries during this period because they know that batteries can go bad quickly due to frequent use during hot summer months or cold winter days when they’re stored outside on concrete floors instead of being stored inside an insulated garage where they’d last longer under normal conditions.* Warranty periods vary by manufacturer; some offer lifetime warranties while others don’t provide anything beyond three years’ worth of protection against defects in materials used during manufacturing process.* Some manufacturers may offer additional insurance options through third parties like Progressive Insurance Company which provide additional benefits such as collision coverage against damage caused by other vehicles while operating yours along public roads (but not private property).