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Things To Know Before Buying Or Financing An ATV Or All Terrain Vehicle
All-terrain vehicles, or ATVs as we commonly refer to them as, is actual a term referring to a group of several types of small four-wheeled machines designed to travel on terrains rougher than roads or trails.
Sometimes, people assume that utility terrain vehicles and UTV's should be grouped into the same category as ATVs, but there are some key differences between these two vehicle classes. If you’re considering buying an all-terrain vehicle, there are a few things you should know first, which may help you decide which type of vehicle to purchase.
Choosing What Type Of ATV Vehicle To Finance
The world has built an entire culture around the world of ATV's and quads. They're fast, fun, agile, and can tear through just about any land or amphibious terrain. But what types are there, and how should you choose which ATV style is best for you?
An example of an ATV built to work is the Honda Fourtrax Rancher. "Working class" models like these often feature front and rear racks for hauling gear and tools to get the job done or equipment for recreation.
Of course, your budget plays a big part in what type of ATV you can purchase and which bells and whistles will be available to you. Larger models with more powerful engines, four-wheel drive, winches, and myriad add-ons for carrying gear can definitely carry a premium.
UTV's, also known as side-by-sides, often have a seating arrangement where the driver and passenger sit next to each other. These will often have a robust and powerful four-wheel drivetrain and a windshield, and tend to drive more like a car or automobile, with a steering wheel and foot pedals for brake and gas. Some UTV's and Side By Sides have four seats, while others come equipped with a truck-like bed for hauling whatever you might need through the rugged terrains. Most models have enough towing capacity for a small trailer or boat (hint, hint...)
If you’re not planning on racing or putting your ATV to work, but you still want to feel the thrill of riding an ATV, there are still plenty of options for you to feel the excitement of tearing up the mountain trails, campgrounds, or cruising with your family down by the lake or through the hilly desert sands.
ATV models are also designed specifically for diverse experience levels and youth riders as well. You should also be sure to wear all protective gear at all times and obey all applicable laws surrounding the use of ATVs on public and private property.
