Buggies Gone Wild Golf Cart Forum - View Single Post - 2010 ez-go rxv

czazzara · 08-05-2011, 07:29 AM

'Morning,

I've been looking at a couple of 2010 RXV's at a local E-Z-GO sales place. They are fleet lease returns or demos and I'm wondering if the problems that have plagued RXV early purchasers had been resolved by the 2010 model year.

I like the tech in the cart, but I'm not interested in dealing with all the failures I've read about.

These unfortunately are not Freedom's so I will have to add lights for use in the RV park I'm buying it for. Because of this, I'm guessing that a voltage converter will also have to be added since I don't think they came standard on the Fleet models.

Another thing that I would like to add is a hitch and ball to tow and launch a SeaDoo with it. I looked at the back end of the RXV and it's mostly plastic so I'm wondering what the solution is for this one.

Any ideas or comments would be greatly appreciated.

Chris Z.

08-05-2011, 07:29 AM	#1
czazzara Not Yet Wild Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Central New York Posts: 5	2010 ez-go rxv 'Morning, I've been looking at a couple of 2010 RXV's at a local E-Z-GO sales place. They are fleet lease returns or demos and I'm wondering if the problems that have plagued RXV early purchasers had been resolved by the 2010 model year. I like the tech in the cart, but I'm not interested in dealing with all the failures I've read about. These unfortunately are not Freedom's so I will have to add lights for use in the RV park I'm buying it for. Because of this, I'm guessing that a voltage converter will also have to be added since I don't think they came standard on the Fleet models. Another thing that I would like to add is a hitch and ball to tow and launch a SeaDoo with it. I looked at the back end of the RXV and it's mostly plastic so I'm wondering what the solution is for this one. Any ideas or comments would be greatly appreciated. Chris Z.