Can'am or RZR?

[sand shark]

Best thing to do is try and test drive both. One may fit your driving style better or feel more comfortable to you. Both are solid machines and can't go wrong with either.

Another thing to consider is how far away are the dealers from where you live. It sure is much nicer to have a local dealer to roll into for last minute parts, filters or oils.

Polaris has far more aftermarket support compared to Can Am.

 

[Carlos 818]

Here's a hardly used Can Am driven by a soccer mom. It's for sale a smoking deal. It's ready to race tomorrow. Would cost you more than twice as much to build one like this. Plus it's proven but not so much it's been hammered. Hard combination to find.

Nice!

 

[george.felix]

This is a stock motor in a Factory sponsored car with all the top components. It's not my car but it's a nice car w fresh axles etc for the new owner so they can race it immediately. I'm willing to bet you can get pit support at your first race as well. Has lots of spare parts you need to race incl axles, clutch, wheels, tires etc. $25k is a great deal.

Last pic is with wrap remove how it looks now.

 

[Carlos 818]

This is a stock motor in a Factory sponsored car with all the top components. It's not my car but it's a nice car w fresh axles etc for the new owner so they can race it immediately. I'm willing to bet you can get pit support at your first race as well. Has lots of spare parts you need to race incl axles, clutch, wheels, tires etc. $25k is a great deal.

Last pic is with wrap remove how it looks now.

I'm looking for a four seater. longer travel.

thank you though.

 

[badassmav]

By far, the drive train on the maverick is more durable than the xp, but the xp has a much better clutching setup(compared to the non turbO mav). I read in a thread here that polaris is releasing the next version of its xp rzr line in June. I'd wait til then before jumping into the fire. In its current configuration I'm partial to canam because the tranny and Diffs are bullet proof. The cv joints are also a better part, allow for more misalignment (if you're looking for reliable wheel travel), and have a better interface with the diffs. The 4wd is trouble free on the mav, while the polaris has issues with locking in full time. Still though, wait until the new xp is released before buying. Those polaris guys have a way of one upping their competition. Good luck.

 

[Zach@UTVPerformance]

I am thinking about getting a four seater but i can't make up my mind which one to buy.

Any recommendations? or are they both good rides and it's all preference.

Both are good choices. We have one of each here.

http://www.utv-performance.com/

 

[dmurray]

There is a reason 10:1 racers are running Polaris.....if your walking leg room isn't an issue...

10 to 1 Polaris on the track...... yet 3 Can-Am's in the top 10 in BITD???

 

[Bajaxp]

I recommend RZR.

 

[warlock]

10 to 1 Polaris on the track...... yet 3 Can-Am's in the top 10 in BITD???

And can am is gaining ground in a stacked deck. A few more can am cars and that podium might be all Mavericks. Soon enough. Lol

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[jvgramps]

Buy American.!!!!

 

[crazywatson]

Buy American.!!!!

The Yamaha is more American the any of the UTV'S Polaris in made in Mexico.

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[george.felix]

10 to 1 Polaris on the track...... yet 3 Can-Am's in the top 10 in BITD???

Let's be fair to the guy..... 3 Can Ams had turbos against only 1 RZR w a turbo. When Can Am was NA and racing RZR NA the Can Am didn't see the podium nearly as often. Only when it was turbo vs NA did they start to podium. Am I wrong?

Regardless I'd wait for the Yamaha to prove itself one way or another.

 

[crazywatson]

Let's be fair to the guy..... 3 Can Ams had turbos against only 1 RZR w a turbo. When Can Am was NA and racing RZR NA the Can Am didn't see the podium nearly as often. Only when it was turbo vs NA did they start to podium. Am I wrong?

Regardless I'd wait for the Yamaha to prove itself one way or another.

Wrong

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[crazywatson]

Who won the SCORE championship last year? Can Am

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[george.felix]

True but this year in BITD it's been mostly RZR till the turbo was allowed or so it seemed. I guess the guy can run the stats himself and see but that's how it appeared to me this year.

Don't forget Cory in his old Can Am at b1k did pretty well too.....last yr.

 

[jvgramps]

The Yamaha is more American the any of the UTV'S Polaris in made in Mexico.

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You might want to call Yamaha American but the money still goes to Japan.!!!

 

[crazywatson]

You might want to call Yamaha American but the money still goes to Japan.!!!

Not the money the employees are making to build them.

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[Zach@UTVPerformance]

We have both a RZR and an XDS Turbo. either is a good choice. XDS with a stage 6 turbo kit is wicked!

 

[aaronjuarez]

I have a 4 seat Maverick Max and every other person we ride with has a RZR. I can say I am out numbered probably 10 to one but that has nothing to do with Polaris being a superior product. It ha to do with Polaris being a superior marketing company. I have gone though 1 belt in the year and a half that I have owned the car. This includes over 300 miles in Baja, 300 miles in mammoth trail riding and many trips to Glamis riding in the sand. I feel that my machine is superior by far just our of sheer reliability. The fit a finish is much nicer and yes there is more leg room but at the end of the day I ride worry free and I don't have to worry about not getting back to camp. I am not saying the Polaris is junk by any means but please do not judge the reliability and superiority of the machines by the number of units sold or raced for that matter.
Just my experience and opinion. Good luck with your purchase.

 

[Rynomx785]

I was in the same boat trying decide between the two four seaters. I went RZR and have no regrets. Polaris does have some quality control issues that they seem to be unwilling to work on. My front diff is obnoxiously noisy but it is a relatively easy fix to tackle yourself. Other than that I have had almost 1000 trouble free miles. This the article that made my mind up for me.

http://www.utvdriver.com/reviews/20...-vs-2015-polaris-rzr-xp-1000-eps-utv-shootout