The biggest difference between our Honda Pioneer 700 and the Pioneer 700-4? The 700-4 features our exclusive in-bed QuickFlip® seating. It lets you carry two passengers safely in the bed, and when you don't need the seats they fold flat for a tilt bed that's super versatile.

Pioneer 700-4 - 4 Seater UTV - Honda.

CONTOURED BENCH SEAT One of the most-used components of the Pioneer 700 is the bench seat itself. That's why we gave it a durable covering that can withstand the frequent entry and exit of passengers, and the elements.

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Fuel Efficiency. The Pioneer 700 is equipped with a 675cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine, which has relatively high fuel efficiency. According to official data, its average fuel consumption is around 32 miles per gallon.

With the same overall dimensions of a two-person design, the Pioneer 700-4 versions maintain a high level of maneuverability while still being able to seat up to four people. Long-travel suspension (7.9 inches in front and 9.1 inches in the rear) provides a plush ride.

Honda Pioneer 700 Backseat and Roll Cage kit comes with: Honda Pioneer 700 Backseat and Roll Cage. 42” Baja Bench Seat can fit two people (3 Seater also available) 2 Black 4-Point Bolt-In Harness Belts OR 2 Black Bolt-In Lap Belts.

However, if we had to put them head to head and choose our favorite, we would probably choose the Honda Pioneer 1000. It's a far more functional vehicle with better capacity, a higher max speed, more towing capabilities, and greater power overall.

The Honda Pioneer 700's top speed is 45 MPH. It won't keep up on every road out there, but it's no slouch either. It's fast enough to make short work of chores and rip through trails if that's your thing.

Honda Pioneer 700 Top Speed - 45 MPH The Honda Pioneer 700's top speed is 45 MPH. It won't keep up on every road out there, but it's no slouch either. It's fast enough to make short work of chores and rip through trails if that's your thing. Plus, it'll get you down most roads without causing a traffic jam.

If properly maintained and driven responsibly, chances are high that you'll get 15,000 to 20,000 miles out of your Honda Pioneer. Will you have to change fluids, swap filters, and fix the occasional axle? Of course.