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Cart Mart - Nashville is a full-service golf cart dealership located in Franklin, Tennessee. Golf cart sales, service, parts and rentals. We have a full service department on-site and also also mobile golf cart repair (we come to your house). In regards to new golf carts for sale, we carry Club Car Onward, ICON EV and EPIC street legal golf carts, GEM and more! Cart Mart - Nashville is your Middle Tennessee Club Car Dealer. We are located just south of Nashville and Brentwood in Cool Springs (Franklin). Located near College Grove, Spring Hill, Nolensville, Thompson's Station, Murfreesboro, Columbia, Dickson, Hendersonville, Gallatin, Clarksville, Fairview, Mt. Juliet, Hermitage, Lebanon and more! Cart Mart has been in business since 1959. You don't stay in business that long without making the customer your #1 priority and providing excellent customer service. Gas golf carts, electric golf carts, lithium powered golf carts, utility carts, street legal carts and more. Come see us today! You'll be glad you did.
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278 Seaboard Lane, 37067, Franklin, TN, United States
- 615-682-6280 ext. 6002
- shad.adams@cartmart.com
- www.cartmart.com
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