New guy on the block

[CTRAN]

Hi all. New here. My wife and I live in Custer, SD. I currently have a 2016 Polaris Ranger 570 that I use for plowing and jobs around the property, a 2001 GMC Sonoma that I use to pull my trailer and for mowing jobs, and a 2003 VW beetle convertible that we use for open air fun. I'm considering replacing all three and I feel like the ROXOR could be a good fit. I know they can be street legal in SD, but I've seen some posts about the support not being up to snuff. I do think they look reliable. I appreciate any thoughts and suggestions.

 

[CTRAN]

Also, wondering if I should go new? I'd need a cab enclosure and heater. Or should I look used? Are the new body styles as good/better than before? Thanks all

 

[Roxasuras]

I have an 18 and love it. I think you would be very pleased with a used or new one. I think you will also find this forum to be great. Great jroup of guys on here.

 

[CJ2Rox]

The Roxors are a solid machine. I've had Razor owners drive mine and they love how solid it feels. It's also built very rugged. I've had mine in some knarly trails and it just climbs. I have a 20, the new the only difference is the front everything else is the same. Good luck in your search, I've seen many older Roxors with tons of upgrades listed here for less than a new one with no upgrades.

 

[CJ2Rox]

Keep the Sonoma sell the other 2

 

[Colderweather86]

I wouldn't buy new. They're $10,000 more for the same machine. Plenty of used Roxors with under 1000 miles for under 20k. Save the money and get a cab and heater.

 

[CTRAN]

Thanks all. Do they start/run fine in the cold winter? (like -20 degrees)

 

[Roxasuras]

I've never had a problem, but for Temps that cold, might be a good idea to get a block heater.

 

[Colderweather86]

I haven't put a block heater on mine yet. Starts just fine in the winter.