Connect the clubhouse, shared facilities and the people who care for them. Plan association vehicles around resident visits, staff routes and the daily work behind your community.
Fleet planning with Coala. Sales through authorized dealers.
YOUR OPERATION / YOUR NEXT MOVE
START WITH THE JOB
DIFFERENT TASKS. THE RIGHT CONFIGURATION.
Resident and community visits
Count the driver and passengers for clubhouse visits, property orientations and scheduled association trips. Compare 2+2 seating with four forward-facing seats in the 4 Forward or six in the 6 Forward. Review boarding, handholds and stops with the people who will ride.
Map the routes used by community managers and facilities staff between offices, gates and shared amenities. Match seating to the staff travelling together. Document approved areas and operator responsibilities before making a vehicle available to multiple teams.
Keep pool supplies, tools and other maintenance loads separate from resident transportation. Measure typical cargo and compare utility beds, then have your dealer confirm vehicle load limits and a suitable secure-loading arrangement.
Use these questions to make your dealer conversation specific to the property.
Separate association and resident purchasesDefine who owns, operates and maintains each vehicle. Association fleet requirements and individual resident purchases may have different approval and support processes.
Review the actual routesBring community rules, gate measurements and notes on slopes and surfaces. A private community location does not establish permission to use every road or path.
Prepare shared chargingIdentify charging spaces, the responsible team and access to the supplied charger. Confirm electrical requirements, overnight parking and the daily handover routine.
Create a clear purchasing briefInclude passenger counts, typical cargo, ZIP code, estimated fleet size and timing. Ask for written equipment, warranty, service and delivery details for board or management review.
ONE B-SERIES. DIFFERENT JOBS.
FIND THE RIGHT COALA FOR YOUR OPERATION.
Compare existing models, then review the configuration and operating requirements with your dealer.
Start with the job and designated seating. Compare passenger models for resident or staff visits and utility models for approved cargo. Review the exact route and passenger needs with an authorized dealer.
Can residents use an association-owned cart?
That depends on your association policies and operating arrangements. Confirm authorized operators, training, insurance and vehicle-use rules with the responsible parties before allowing shared use.
Can these vehicles travel on community streets?
Review ownership and access rules for each route and the requirements that apply to the exact vehicle. Do not assume that a gated entrance makes every connecting street available for cart use.
What should an HOA include in its inquiry?
Share whether the purchase is for the association or a resident, the main tasks, passenger count, route notes, ZIP code and timeline. For an association fleet, include who will arrange charging and maintenance.
Whether you need one vehicle or a larger fleet, tell us how your operation moves. Coala helps plan your fleet and connects you with an authorized dealer.
01 / Share your needsTell us about your property, passengers and daily work.
02 / Review your fitOur team reviews configurations and dealer coverage.
03 / Connect with a dealerDiscuss availability, pricing and next steps with an authorized dealer.