Today I went and traded my '98 300ex for a 2001 Rancher 4x4 ES Red, I sure do like my new Rancher it has good power, steering, suspension it is very comfortable to ride and jump a little too... I really like the speedo and ESP on it I am very satisfied... I bought the very first 2001 Rancher from my dealer.

There is a brand new Rubicon at the dealership that has been there for about a week and a half now I cannot believe that no one has bought it yet...

 

At $7,000 a pop I can believe no one has bought it. Who wants to invest that much money into an unproven machine? No I’m not bashing Honda, but think about it $7,000!!! I can get a 500sp for $6500 and it has been proven to be a great trail/mud machine. If the Honda is as good as people say then they will sell… if not they will sit on the dealer lots rusting.

 

don't expect it to

 

only people that dont know anything about atvs buy polaris
polaris are just made to take peoples money away from them always tearin up.

maybe the dealer has it held for someone and they havent brung him the money yet or maybe they are just keeping it as a display

 

billy300ex

how much did the dealer give u for ur 300 ex??

 

What do you ride?
It doesn't matter what you ride!
Matter of fact I could care the less. It's obvious that you haven't ridden a Polaris because of your shear ignorance. Maybe instead of making uneducated comments you should try the product. Yes, I went to looked at the Ruby. Yea it looks nice for being a typical Honda (looks like a bigger Rancher). No, I don’t have anything against Hondas, or Yamahas but some of you are blinded by brand loyalty.

 

Yamahon, they gave me $3100 for it i was asking $3300 but could not sell it so I had to trade it in... but i kept my FMF exhaust, K&N filter and main jet... now i will sell all that stuff also

 

Good luck with your Rancher. I love mine!

 

Yeah TG1 I think your right, I mean 6,500 versus 7,000 that's a huge price savings!!! It's a whole 8% cheaper to buy a machine that is proven to eat brake pads, tie rods and break down consistantly over it's lifetime. I know I own one and this is my experience. I think an extra 500 bucks is money wisely spent!