Looks like everyone is jumping into that market, including Kioti, Bad Boy etc. Has anyone priced any lately to include the regular choices. Don’t need 4 passenger seating and 50 mph top speeds. Power steering and a 750-1000 lb bed capacity are needed.

Any good 0% offers out there ?

Buy a Honda and don't look back.

I have a fleet of Hondas. No complaints.

I bought the Ranger 1000 last year 75 hours and not a problem. You take care of them and they will all last it's not rocket science. But if you are hard on them shucks breaks

Get a Mule Pro FXT, will out work any of the others

A kioti with diesel motor is around 20k.

I don’t think you’ll see 0% on a sxs.

I was thinking I saw 0 for 36 on one of the FB ads that’s been popping up. May not be current

Possible but I found that you will receive a few different prices when financing these items. 0% sounds good until you find out a 4-5k up charge is added to the price. I think we are going to see a lot of “good deals” soon.

THIS!

Got an older Ranger crew and a Isuzu Rodeo to sell so I’m hoping to cover a good bit of the cost or I may pay cash if I can find the right used UTV. It’s going to be set up as a dedicated spray rig.

I have a 2022 mule pro fxt with some kind of edition. Mechanically it’s solid, but I have ripped much of the plastic sides off and the doors are crap.

I just bought me a single cab Tacoma 4x4… a lot cheaper and a lot less problems.. if I was gonna, I’d go with Honda..

Smart man

Kubota offers 0%, just bought one a week ago

Interest rates are high. The only folks who advertise low interest rates are those that sell at a higher price.

The only issue I have with my Honda 700 is that on cold mornings if you crank and go the top speed is only about 5mph till it warms up and then it's fine.. It's almost time for the 600 mile maintenance and I'll talk to Honda about this.. Does anybody else have this problem?

I bet it stops doing that after your oil change. The oil changes on those Hondas are very important. It’s not only the engine that lubricates. It’s also the transmission. It has an auto transmission and needs regular oil changes to properly shift and function. I always let mine warm up a couple minutes in cold weather too to lubricate everything good and get the internal temperature up a bit.

Matt One of My Son's Friends (15 Year Old ) blew a Pioneer up a Few Weeks Ago. Was driving the Living Crap out of it on the Blacktops around the Neighborhoods. First One I have ever heard of with any Major Problems!

Wow. I’m very hard on mine burning and spraying. They carry heavy loads, climb steep grades and get a lot of use in rough country. I can’t imagine what he’d have to do in order to do that.