This is actually very well produced. These gentlemen played it pretty well.

Thanks for the comparisons. Both carts were nice looking. My choice will be gas.🛺

I'm an all-electric Tomberlin guy myself. I love it, my dearly beloved loves it and our happy little dog loves it.

We've had the same golf cart for almost 20 years - electric. We get it tuned up, no problems. I do not care for the noise and fumes of gas. Have never owned one but been in them with others. Loved the video - very creative....

Loved this!!! So informative, creative, and always fun. An early morning smile. Have a blessed day.

Very creative, fun and informative. I'm partial to gas power but the electric seems like it might be the better buy as long as those batteries last a long time.

We have an electric cart and love it. I am glad to learn that they can go 75 miles on a charge.

LOL!!! That was hilarious! I now think I am sold on the battery-powered car. It appears to be much less maintenance and you only have to plug it in, no gas. Thank you for a great vlog segment!

Love videos about golf carts. It's such a big part of TV . Keep them coming!

I like my husbands Yamaha gas cart, but I LOVE my atomic electric cart!!! Air conditioning, heat, power windows, power locks, windshield wipers, trunk storage, a rear seat which folds down for more storage, full seat belts, and a radio with a USB port which means I can listen to music from my phone and make phone calls through my speakers. 😍😍😍

Here in our golf cart friendly city, some people have gas carts but they are mostly frowned on by others because they are noise, they pollute and they really stink if you get behind one on the golf cart path. I think the normal for batteries to last is 5 years but if you have good ones and take care of them they can last a lot longer. The first cart we had the batteries lasted a little over 7 years and I'm on 5 years now with the cart I have now and they are still holding a charge as good as they did when they were new. :)

I’m glad you support the badgers, because nobody else does.

We bought the yamaha quite gas golf cart...We paid extra for upgrades Padded seats..lock and key on our dashboard..love the shelf inside the golf cart..I put my hat , sunglasses, box of tissues....Very quiet..

Entertaining and informative, you guys are branching out. I’ve been watching your vids from checking out the Villages on KZfaq. I’m still pre-retirement age and decided to build in Beaufort, NC due to work. I will be getting a golf cart so this vid was helpful. Someday I will visit the Villages and check it out in person. I’ll keep watching even though I’m not moving there because I like your content. Keep up the good work.

Another excellent, highly informative video! (One important extra are the turn signals that turn themselves off!). Thanks to all !

This was GREAT!!! Loved the comedy 😂 & appreciate the great info as we've wondered about this very topic!! Thanks, once again!!

A fun way to learn about the differences! Thank you all for the video! My choice would be electric. I like those cup holders and USB ports on the gas engine. Great idea to carry the folding chairs on the back in stead of golf clubs.

Very well done and amusing too.

Nice review... I'm bout to go Electric. Retired, Caribbean Paradise Lifestyle. 😎🌴🌴🌴

Very informative, Both carts look nice, but I'm going to have to go with the gas cart!

Great carts. Thanks

This video was Fabulous 🤩🤩🤩..I laughed so hard both guys being cowboys...they were great sports..Ha ha back..

Great video! We’ve been here since Thanksgiving and just ordered our electric cart. I couldn’t take the fumes and noise in the gas carts. My husband has been driving an electric car and loves it. I can’t see us driving more than 80 miles in a day so the range is more than sufficient. If I need to go to Walmart or Target I’d be going by car anyway.

Excellent review.

Such a fun video....yes currently binge watching you guys. I am 55 and my wife is 62 and we are itching to retire! Me more so than my hairstylist wife! Living vicariously through you guys will have to do for now! Loving all the great content, keep it going! I am learning so much about retirement from you guys! I always wonder what folks did for a living prior to retirement, would you share?

Hello Jerry & Linda! First time viewer here from beautiful Solivita! Another 55+ community in sunny central Florida, right on the Kissimmee Poinciana line. Not quite the size of The V, but over 5,000 homes an counting. My wife’s cart is similar to the Electric Cowboys, hers is a 2019 EzGo TXT 72v. That’s fairly plain in the standard maroon color with tan roof an upgraded tan bench seat in front and the flip down seat/flatbed deck in back. The carts been totally trouble free since new in Aug. 2019, all I need is add water. The power is very strong from a complete stop, but slows down the rush a bit up to 24 mph GPS. But like most reg carts, there’s only rear brakes, that make the 24 mph speed about as high as I like. My cart however I find I am very pleased with. I bought it new in June 2018, it’s a Tomberlin SS Coupe 48v AC. That’s actually a street legal LSV, that has a VIN number and Title, that I can register if I wanted to drive outside the community on 25 mph roads and cross over others. But I have no need, after all we have 14 pools, two gyms, and lots of other attraction within. Mine has a real tinted DOT safety glass windshield and wiper, all LED lights with hi/low beams, horn, signals, power steering, hydraulic brakes with drilled disks in front, double A arm coil over independent front suspension, with coil over rear, both ends adjustable. The cart is bright red with matching roof, tan upgraded seats, for two, a locking trunk and two locking glove boxes. Speedometer and odometer, automotive type key switch that locks the steering column, with forward reverse control and hi low speed control up near the steering wheel, within easy reach. Plus 4 cup holders, an ESB ports. But the best part, along with trouble free service since new, is the way it drives! It’s the quickest I’ve driven and will cruise at 25 mph till the batteries get down below 15%, on the gauge, for about 25 miles, or if driven at 15-20, up to 35-40 miles, that’s just fine with me. There are times 26-27 mph are reached when I feather the go pedal, unlike my wife’s EzGo, that as soon as you lift the pedal off the floor it slows down, mine will do 25, with just a sight touch on the pedal once up to speed, with plenty of reserve for hills! Some have said Tomberlins are service nightmares and unable to get parts. But that has not been my experience. The one time I did need service, was as easy as could be. The power steering started acting up, the steering seemed to be “stripped “ like gears slipping. I contacted my dealer and he called me back, telling me not to worry, the manufacturers headquarters would be calling me! So sure enough later that day I got a call from the service manager of Tomberlin! That happens to be right in Leesburg Florida! I explained what was going on and he said they have never had any issues with the new power steering and he wanted to see my cart personally! He told me he would be up in a few days, when I asked him XS why a few days? He said the company service trailer was out of state on a run, so I volunteered to trailer it up for him if that was ok? He said sure an we made arrangements to bring it up the morning after the best day. So I brought it up and all it was was the steering universal between the power steering box an steering rack had stripped its splines on the inside. So he went over into the new 5,000 sq ft warehouse and grande a new one. Then he gave me a tour of the place! No other problems with my cart since then! There are only 3 others in the community and 2belong to snowbirds! I get compliments everywhere I go!

I just love watching you both and this was a lot of fun!

Great information! Great video. Thank you.

Great info.. Thanks guys

Thanks for this really informative video. When I see a new Newcomers video pop up, I always watch it right away.

Now I’m more confused. I like both... great video Thanks !

That was a fun video Linda and Jerry. They were both good looking carts and both were quiet!😎

we have had an Atomic electric which has air conditioning that works fantastic for a year and a half and love it. we also kept our yamaha gas but it spends most of it's time in the garage. when you're out golfing and it's 95 degrees the a/c is amazing.

Superb video today. Love love love all the effort and work you put into your channel. Thank you.

Great video! Answered lots of questions. You guys are wonderful.

Awesome! Cant decide which one I would want!👏👏👏👏👏

Fun and informative video. Gotta say though, of all the TV tubers for my taste think Scott & Dawn Commack have the sweetest GC ride.

These guys are professionals! What a great video! 😊

Looks like you two had a lot of fun making this one. Production quality keeps getting better and better! Was surprised to learn the electric model is still using lead acid batteries today when lithium is the norm for cars. I get it that it's cheaper but wow...so 1980s

Great video! Awesome actors..

Cute video AND informative! Thank you Jerry and Linda! I appreciate your good humor and information!

I would probably never live in the Villages, but I Liked and Subscribed just to help you!

It been good to see them go around the block an see who back first

Great video! Very informative

The future of electric golf carts is here now. EZ Go makes a lithium battery golf cart. The same type of batteries that power Tesla automobiles. Zero maintenance. (No watering, post cleaning). Long range. 8 year warranties. No loss of power as they age. I always thought I would get a gas golf cart. But with the price of lithium batteries coming down, this is something to consider.

Great video!

Great video!!!! Really cute and informative! Very creative!🙌

I am for gas carts. Electric will be the future, but it's not ready for prime time as of today. Batteries will run down as time passes. And you never know when you will need the extra distance, better be safe with gas IMHO.

Interesting video. I like the idea of the electric for being " enviromental friendly"

How about a video about buying a used golf cart in the Villages? How to find one, cost, taxes, etc..

👍🏼👍🏼 Thanks to all for a fun and info video👍🏼👍🏼

This is Gold 😂👌. The Electric Cart Cowboy is so smug lol. Thanks for the video and Subscribed.

Great demo! Thanks!! One thing, batteries will need to be replaced about every 5 years. About $110 per battery. I am still considering electric anyway.

Competition, challenges! Great stuff!

You two have a wonderful day down there in paradise! Wish we were there!

I’ve always like the immediate power of an electric cart & 75 miles of range is fine with me, but I can see the advantages of the gas cart too

Lol that was a clever and cute video 😊 both made excellent points on their carts.

Even 50 miles even in a deluxe comfortable golf cart would make your back and your butt ache. Brand new they both should work great for the first 3 years, eventually there are more things that can go wrong with the gas combustion engine. Especially since the batteries look much more easily replaceable than an electric car battery. Maybe you could use a hard case golf bag travel protector for covered storage when you go shopping.

That was great. Looks like your editing skills are improving. I love to see the changes as you both grow with this channel.

What a fun video, loved the opening. Learned a lot also so a win-win. :)

Electric is definitely the way to go. I’ve had both. Hard to beat the torque, power and dependability of electric. If all I have to do is replace batteries every 5-7 years I’m sold.

Really good video, as a stranger I understood everything haha thanks😁✌🏼

Well, we don't "toodle" around in golf carts in Connecticut unless we are physically on a golf course! But this is an interesting video...loved that western "feel" at the beginning. For both those "cowboys" with those golf carts there are no issues leaving their "INJUNS running." Hey, drag racing golf carts...wonder if anybody thought of having an official golf cart drag racing tournament at the Villages. Now that would be fun. Oh, I did notice that Packer sticker on one of the golf carts! "GO PACK GO!" Keep those videos coming and all the best to "Giz!"

That was a super fun video to watch, love your videos!

Another enjoyable video Row/Oz

Yeah those golf carts no tickle my fancy. I have a Honda Pioneer 1000, does 67mph stock, 4x4, 2x4 automatic transmission, , same USB ports.4 wheel disc brakes, independent suspension all around, $14k out the door, no taxes. I own 6 acres up by Ocala so I took advantage of Florida's Ag tax exemption on farm implements. I put a LSV farm triangle on it and run it as a LSV, no turn signals needed, hand signals are still a lawful form of signaling in Florida. Now I take my Pioneer all over the state riding it, lots of fun. Ocala and Osceola National Forests, River Ranch, Holopaw, Daytona Beach. Don't let them tell you, you can only have a golf cart there. You can have UTV's too. Change the tires, insure it, and stay off roads 35mph and over, run it same as a LSV at 25mph, put a LSV triangle on it, and nobody can say anything, unless you try to go golfing with it.

What was not mentioned was the smell of gas if spilled when fueling and the exhaust fumes going thru the tunnels my wife holds her breath in the tunnels.

Can’t wait to see ya your so helpful .

I bought my 2005 Club Car DS in 2007. It's 4 passenger and now has over 45,000 miles on it. It would be more but we don't golf. I bought gas because I knew The Villages was expanding, although we never could have imagined anything below SR 44. Being a car guy, I enjoy hearing the engine when I give it the gas. Two weeks ago we left our home in Springdale, drove over the Chitty Chatty bridge, up thru Hawkins and over the Water Lilley bridge to the Village of Linden to visit my brother. We then went to Edna's and over the Brownwood bridge to Wolfgang's for dinner. We got home about 9 at night and put on 45 miles. I love having a gas car because I'd hate to be leaving my brother's house or Fenney Grill on a rainy night with the headlights and wiper on and run out of juice by Collier. I would only buy electric as a second golf car for running errands nearby.

Great intro👍 You guys make it Fun.

well done

Your videos get more and more creative!😄 Our neighborhood only allows electric, but it’s also just a very small neighborhood, so it’s fine for what we need. Not nearly as fancy as yours - which look great.

Fun video as always,thank you for the info :).

Great acting and awesome info!

The batteries in an electric cart need to be replaced every 3 to 4 years. As they get closer to needing replacement your run time diminishes dramatically. Cost of replacement is $1000.00 for "good" batteries. I have owned 3 electric carts and would never buy another. Gas is the way to go.

Lithium is the way to go, it's faster and by far the least maintenance of either. Both Lead Acid and Gas have their annoyances. With programming you can make your lithium cart go 35 or 40 mph.

Great video! My take is that if you are going to use the cart frequently, like in a cart friendly community, going to the super market, etc. I'd go with electric for sure. On the other hand, like in my case, I don't live in a area suited for carts. Have hills, rural country roads, dirt roads and the like, I went with a recond gas unit. I feel the batteries would die from old age before cycling them out. Lithium's would last longer, but the cost wouldn't be worth it for my use. I chose, what felt was the least of two evils. LOL.

I think both golf cars would be great but how nice it would be to never have to visit a gas station again and maybe spill a little gas. Just drive home plug it in and your all set. Do you have to replace the batteries every 4 years sure. But that’s easily done by the dealership while you’re having lunch. And Really most of the time you’re not going to go over 75 miles a day. So I would love the all electric car. Just one mans opinion. Great job guys very entertaining, loved it. Your friend Bobby.

Interesting! You do great videos !

Very cool dudes, I'll take one of each... :)

Would have liked to hear both running, at idle, accelerating, and at cruise. Nice video.

Great video! Wow, 10K views on the first day!

the battery replacement cost would be the big decision choice for me in 5-7 years that's an additional cost that needs to be considered at purchase time, with the gas cart their should be no big $ issues in the future..

I like the Yamaha and club car the best . Club cars r so rigid with that aluminum frame

Quie Tech hands down a no brainer .....

Used electric Par cart nothing but trouble especially the par cart whose sophisticated charger was a poor design. Went to gas and never had a problem! Go Yamaha!

I still think I would like gas powered...though not sure 🤔

This was a great video Jerry and Linda! I definitely have to side with the Wisconsin guy with the gas cart! Go Badgers! Unrelated, but do you guys ever go to the dog parks? Could you do a video on those?

Hey Jerry, cool ball cap!

Electric is the way to go. Not to mention gas is over $4 a gallon. Lithium pack have a 10 year battery life. They charge up to 75% in just a couple of hours.

Enjoyed the video and show casing the differences between the carts. I do have a suggestion though: you could slow down the scrolling text across the bottom of the screen and NORMALLY the text at the end goes from bottom to top and could go a little slower for us old folks. I know. You are just trying to keep us on our toes!! Good job!!

3 questions. 1 How much is it to replace the batteries on the electric cart and how long do those batteries last. 2 Also can they be replaced with lithium ions? 3 Which carts are cheaper electric or gas?

Entertaining and informative. What is a sand bottle for? Obviously not for when you get stuck on an icy road😆

Good information, thanks. Too bad the ads ruin the youtube experience.

I'm getting ready to install a AC conversion kit to my 2018 Club Car Precedent. It should hit about 35 miles an hour and I will be adding a lithium battery pack soon after that.

Funny video... nicely done. I love those seats!! Where can I find those?

Electric is cute until you have to replace the batteries in a few years. Here in the mountains, gas is the only way to go for inclines

Thanks for making these videos and staying positive. Semper Fi, Hank

Can you please show us a video on the inside of the woodshops? Both of them. My husband is a master woodworker.

Lithium batteries are the real answer, never needs water and lasts 10 to 12 years. Will go up to 36mph and charges in about two hours.