Can Am UTV

[Tennsawdust]

I was looking at a 3-seater UTV with a hard cab this week. I have never heard of this brand before. The salesman told me it is the best built and highest quality on the market today. It was hard for me to believe that because he had just the one, in a show room that was about 80' X 200' and FULL of 3 & 4 wheeled big boy toys.

I'm not going to buy one, I'd rather have a Deere or a Polaris.

But I have to ask your opinion so I have a better idea of what I am passing up.

I have a Can Am Defender. I would rate it above Polaris for build quality and reliability. I haven't had any issues at all with it and am very happy with the purchase. The 2020 cab model is a very nice machine. Of course the full cab Gators are nice machines as well. It really depends on which one best fits your needs. If I were buying a cab model it would probably be between those two.

I'm surprised you haven't heard of Can Am. They are the #2 seller behind Polaris and gaining ground. When I bought mine it came down to deciding between the Honda and the Can Am. I got a much better deal on a close out Can Am so that is the direction I went.

 

[Tennsawdust]

Thought I needed one of those to replace a problematic Polaris . Took a test drive and was pretty sure I didn稚! It pretty much hopped around the parking lot and dealer said they sometimes cure themselves ! Got a Honda Pioneer, full gear drive, duel clutch ,automatic transmission ,no belts ! Love it .

There was something wrong with it if it did. Mine doesn't do that at all. The Honda is a nice machine too. You see Polaris guys that are proud to get to 2 or 3 thousand miles, but then you see used Hondas with 15,000 miles or more on them. That says something.

 

[DK35vince]

There was something wrong with it if it did. Mine doesn't do that at all. The Honda is a nice machine too. You see Polaris guys that are proud to get to 2 or 3 thousand miles, but then you see used Hondas with 15,000 miles or more on them. That says something.

I currently have 6400+ miles on my 2016 Polaris RZR 900 (working fine). I'm Fully expecting/hoping to get 15,000 mile or more out of it.
I plan to find out.