In Anthem, NV, featuring a LOADED new electric 4-passenger metallic Onyx blue Club Car ONWARD topless golf cart!


Go Topless!  New 2023 Club Car Onward HP Chop Top

In Anthem, NV, featuring a LOADED new electric 4-passenger metallic Onyx blue Club Car ONWARD topless golf cart!

  • 4-Passenger
  • Onyx Blue Metallic Paint
  • Trojan Batteries
  • Battery Watering System
  • Battery Charger
  • Digital Battery Meter
  • High Performance AC Motor
  • Complete LED Light Kit w/ Hazard Lights
  • USB Chargers (s)
  • Speed Code
  • Factory Lifted
  • 14" Aluminum Wheels w/ 23" Off Road Tires
  • Roadster Style Windshield
  • Premium Club Car Seats
  • Side Mirrors
  • Brush Guard
  • HD Front Storage
  • Hidden Ice Chest/Storage
  • Premium Golf Bag Attachment
  • $13,850 + tax

Call us at our Anthem, NV, dealership for more information 725-269-4555

LEGENDARY. AWARD WINNING: Club Car is proud to continue building the world’s preferred golf cars, and proud to once again have earned Golf Digest’s Best Golf Car award.

The Club Car ONWARD is and has been the leader in the golf car industry. With unique features like the strong rust-free aircraft grade aluminum frame, molded in color bodies for better finish and long-lasting durability, and best in class turning radius. The Club Car Onward with its great styling, innovations and durability will be a great addition to your garage or golf game.

DISCLAIMER: Because of the current national supply chain problems and inventory issues, (usually beyond our control), this vehicle (as well as others listed on our website), may not currently be available. Please call for availability and pricing (801) 255-8828.  Usually, we can replace or build a vehicle when desired.

TRADE-INS Sell your current vehicle and buy a new one at the same place! You can even apply your written offer towards the purchase of a new golf car or utility cart, or give us a call at 725-269-4555 if you want more information about trading in your vehicle.

  • ·         Damian Landerman
  • ·         General Manager (Anthem, NV)
  • ·         O: (725) 269-4555 
  • ·         C: (725) 272-0082


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