2014 Polaris RZR XP 1000
Finding a niche in the UTV industry is an understatement when it comes to Polaris Industries. With the development of the RZR XP 900 it was in the air that Polaris could and possibly would amp the engine up even more and in 2013 they did just that. The new ProStar engine platform used in both the 900 and 1000cc versions of this marvel builds extreme amounts of usable power with the CVT-style transmission getting that firepower to the ground. The 107-horsepower Polaris RZR XP 1000 brought even more serious competition to the desert adventure and racing world in 2013. The suspension on this beast swings at 18 inches in the rear and 16 in the front so getting across the roughest terrain is as easy as pressing the go pedal. With LED headlights even the nighttime rides become even more fun!
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