I have an '07 2x4 in screaming yellow. Friend of mine calls it the "short bus."
Big blind spots, 20 mpg, no internal storage, but I love it anyway.
Handles very well, and in rough terrain, it is surprisingly smooth. I use an aluminum rack that plugs into the receiver hitch to carry deer, hogs, etc.
I haven't needed for it to be a 4x4 in the two years I have owned it. It does have a locking differential for getting out of mud, snow, sand, etc. Can't use it in regular driving because it spools the rear end.
The stock mirrors on mine, once I learned exactly how they need to be set, have prevented crowding anyone. Later models have rear cameras. Still considering backfitting one, but $$$! There is a feature that warns you when you are about to back into something.
I would buy another one if something happens to this one. I think the "cute" factor is a big player with me.
Big blind spots, 20 mpg, no internal storage, but I love it anyway.
Handles very well, and in rough terrain, it is surprisingly smooth. I use an aluminum rack that plugs into the receiver hitch to carry deer, hogs, etc.
I haven't needed for it to be a 4x4 in the two years I have owned it. It does have a locking differential for getting out of mud, snow, sand, etc. Can't use it in regular driving because it spools the rear end.
The stock mirrors on mine, once I learned exactly how they need to be set, have prevented crowding anyone. Later models have rear cameras. Still considering backfitting one, but $$$! There is a feature that warns you when you are about to back into something.
I would buy another one if something happens to this one. I think the "cute" factor is a big player with me.
