Sniper151

Bombardier Outlander 400.

ranger56528

untill I start having problums I will stay with my polaris's, but I have seen more hondas lately in p/u & trailers. It's hard to change once your happy with 1 brand. The new AC 650 looks good,

Ellobo

All I can say is stay away from any form of the Polaris. They get wet and performace is all over. You put them in a situation where they have to torque their way out, forget it.

Windwalker7

In our family we have Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki. In my opinion All of the Japenesen brands are the way to go. I have friends that had Polaris an always had problems. My personal ride is a 660 Grizzly. I love it.

ranger56528

torque, about the only thing i havent done is rock climb. been in deep mud & water, floated them in the lake, Iwouldnt advise this. been in snow, the ranger will high side just like a car or trk in snow. now i have to put the blade on my sportsman and move snow. Too each thier own.

BIGSCRAPE

If you are looking for a machine in the 400cc area I think it will be hard to pass by a Yamaha Kodiak. Price and reliability.

I still have 2001 Arctic Cat 300 4x4 which has not given me too many problems (have already replaced the wheel bearings) But it lacks power.

I got rid of my 2000 Polaris Explorer 400 2-stroke. The drivetrain is horrible. Too many U-joints and way to many driveshafts running in different directions. Also replaced many main swingarm bushings.