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Anyone looking at the Roxor/jeep to purchase? They look interesting.
ROXOR ???
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They’re cool but not being road legal is a big drawback.
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Saw one at the dealer.....buy a used Jeep...that s what I did.
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There are a couple long threads here on TBN about them, take a read. I would love to have one, but they aren't really setup for utility (no dump bed, etc).
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I agree ..
dieselcrawler
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Not being road legal doesnt stop 'normal' sxs from running the 'highway' (2 lane blacktop, with center and edge lines, 35 mph posted that most ignore) past my house at all hours of the day and night... one local drives his buggy more than he drives his truck.
The manual trans and turbo diesel peak my intrest, as a cvt belt drive is of no interest to me, for what I would use one for.
But for 25% of the cost, we bought a street legal '97 Jeep wrangler that would be just as useful... oldest boy drives it daily.
The manual trans and turbo diesel peak my intrest, as a cvt belt drive is of no interest to me, for what I would use one for.
But for 25% of the cost, we bought a street legal '97 Jeep wrangler that would be just as useful... oldest boy drives it daily.
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It does seem that the ATV laws (SxS) here are more of a suggestion than rule. Sometimes I am amazed where I see guys tooling around in their SxS/atv's. One day I even saw an older Honda Foreman with a babies car seat strapped to the rear rack. Looking back, I really should have snapped a photo of that..........
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Exactly. A real Jeep, not a Mahidra.
BLSXJ
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If I had more money then smarts... I'd look at one. but the ~20k price tag and minimal real aftermarket support is deal breaker.
given that budget I could build one **** of a jeep or other small 4x4 (side kick/ samurai / ranger / etc)
If the belt drive side by side in't for you.. check out a honda, kubota, or argo,
given that budget I could build one **** of a jeep or other small 4x4 (side kick/ samurai / ranger / etc)
If the belt drive side by side in't for you.. check out a honda, kubota, or argo,
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Depending on where you live you can register them as different classes of off
Highway vehicle and drive them legally on road
Iirc dirt everyday said some keep aftermarket stuff bolts right up
They are neat but the price is a killer. But I also wouldn't buy a sxs because of the price. I have a truck, tractor, Japanese mini truck and 4 wheeler all for less than a new SxS
Highway vehicle and drive them legally on road
Iirc dirt everyday said some keep aftermarket stuff bolts right up
They are neat but the price is a killer. But I also wouldn't buy a sxs because of the price. I have a truck, tractor, Japanese mini truck and 4 wheeler all for less than a new SxS
