Polaris is widely known for its quality ATVs and UTVs, and one of its most popular lines is the Ranger series. Ranger ATVs are technically UTVs, as they always seat at least two people at a time.

Claas is growing its retail sales channels by increasing the number of full-line dealerships across the central and Midwestern U.S., according to a recent press release. The Germany-based equipment ...

Everything is going electric these days including the iconic Polaris ATV. Apparently even backwoods hunters favor eliminating emissions and traveling through the brush without the racket of a gasoline ...

The Polaris RANGER XP Kinetic UTV was just launched this morning, marking the most powerful, highest torque, and quite likely the most capable utility vehicle on the market today. Oh, and it just ...

UTVs keep getting bigger, better, and more expensive. Some of these vehicles, like Polaris’ Xpedition and Can-Am’s 6X6, are the size of small trucks. Those souped up vehicles are cool if you’re ...

The very first utility task vehicle (UTV), as they're known today, was launched in 1988 with Kawasaki's Mule (multi-use light equipment). Since that time, many manufacturers have jumped into the ...

It was nearly three years ago when Polaris made big news in little Greenbrier, a community in Limestone County known mainly for a crossroads that includes a cotton gin and Greenbrier Restaurant, home ...

A new Kubota engine, uprated suspension and redesigned cab mean Polaris now has a farm-friendly Ranger Diesel to match its petrol-powered range. Keen Farmers Weekly readers may remember we tried out ...

One of the most unique glamping spots is hidden in Northland, New Zealand, among native bush and a few acres of farmland. It’s totally off-grid, eco-conscious, and even off-road, which is why it ...

Ranger farm buggy drivers who find themselves tugging or pushing hard at the selector lever to shift into forward or reverse should have an easier time of it, according to Polaris, with the Gen 2 ...

Sometimes the world of high-end audio seems like a tiny niche market. I can count on one hand the number of people I know who actually want a pair of big tower speakers or a complex Dolby Atmos home ...