Awesome looking off-road vehicle

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Don't know the first thing about this unit other than it's expensive, looks cool and illegally parked.
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Price wise it is not more expensive that other side by sides. A friend just bought one for $31K
 
All parts made in china… then assembled in DFW at the Massimo plant in Irving…

Their side by sides are supposedly fairly decent for the price point…

Id guess they are a tier down from a Polaris or Can Am…

But if you don’t need Polaris level performance… they might be a good option for some..
 
A former colleague of mine has a business selling used 4x4 Japanese mini trucks. Prices average in the $7-8,000 range. The mini trucks are made by manufacturers like Honda, Suzuki, Subaru, Daihatsu, and Mazda. I can't speak for all states but in North Carolina they are street legal and you can register them like any truck. They compare quite favorably to the John Deere Gator, Kawasaki Mule, and Polaris Ranger.

He has a picture of one set up as a hunting vehicle. While I might not drive down the road sitting up in the hunting seat I think it is a really cool set up.

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A former colleague of mine has a business selling used 4x4 Japanese mini trucks. Prices average in the $7-8,000 range. The mini trucks are made by manufacturers like Honda, Suzuki, Subaru, Daihatsu, and Mazda. I can't speak for all states but in North Carolina they are street legal and you can register them like any truck. They compare quite favorably to the John Deere Gator, Kawasaki Mule, and Polaris Ranger.

He has a picture of one set up as a hunting vehicle. While I might not drive down the road sitting up in the hunting seat I think it is a really cool set up.

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Yup, there are some folks on my area that are using them, great alternative.
 
A former colleague of mine has a business selling used 4x4 Japanese mini trucks. Prices average in the $7-8,000 range. The mini trucks are made by manufacturers like Honda, Suzuki, Subaru, Daihatsu, and Mazda. I can't speak for all states but in North Carolina they are street legal and you can register them like any truck. They compare quite favorably to the John Deere Gator, Kawasaki Mule, and Polaris Ranger.

He has a picture of one set up as a hunting vehicle. While I might not drive down the road sitting up in the hunting seat I think it is a really cool set up.

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And obviously right hand drive.
 
It looks cool, but I would rather just buy one for these:




Street legal, a "shade tree" mechanic can fix it, parts are readily available.



Put these tires on it:

 

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