A cart is a vehicle on two or more wheels that is pulled or pushed by one or more individuals and is meant to carry items within it. The specific characteristic of the cart that is being used is the deciding factor on what kind of items can be transported, as well as their number and their size. There are many different carts that serve an important role in a number of places and professions, like certain types of utility carts for example.
Which one of the different utility carts would prove to be the best choice for you depends on what you have in mind for it. Although some are more suited to certain tasks than others, it is important to mention that even if they are not entirely compatible with the task at hand, most of them are still multi-purposed enough to be used in a variety of different situations unless the job they are required to perform is too specialized. The two biggest factors that decide the actual application of the cart and which items it can properly store are the materials it is made out of and whether or not it comes with drawers.
The two most common materials that a utility cart is usually made out of are plastic and metal, both of which have their own strengths and situations in which they are best suited for. As you can imagine, metal is the obvious choice if you are going for durability, but that does not mean that the plastic variety of utility carts are less sturdy, but rather quite the opposite. As I have mentioned before, both types are made to last and be a reliable place to hold your items, but which one is better will rely on the items themselves.
The drawers on the utility carts have a very straightforward purpose. All they are is a place where you can more securely keep smaller or more important items, or if there are multiple drawers you can use them to sort the different types of items you need. The most common place where these types of utility carts can be found is probably in a garage. The reason for this is because they are very useful when it comes to both easily organizing the tools as well as the bolts, screws and the other tinier components that both professional and amateur mechanics regularly use.