Shoppers who like the 450 or want to stick with the Can-Am family won't go wrong here, especially if they spend a little more on the DPS trim with power steering. The Outlander's 38 hp is just enough to have fun with, can still pull 1,300 pounds, and won't fall behind rigs in its class on the trail.

Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) Can-Am ATVs and side-by-side vehicles are manufactured by Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) a Canadian company. BRP owns manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Finland and Austria and its vehicles are distributed in over 100 countries by more than 4,000 dealers and distributors.

The Verdict The 2023 Can-Am Outlander is proof that ATVs are far from dead. The new machine is a shot in the arm, not just for the midsize segment, but for quads in general.

They both have the same steel wheels like I said these are base models. They also come in power steering on the 450. MSRP is 66.99 the MSRP on the 570. Is 74.99.

While neither of these vehicles is better than the other, the Can-Am stands out as the faster and higher-performance option. When it comes to the Polaris, it's an all-terrain machine. Suppose you want a UTV that can travel various terrain, the Polaris RZR might be the best option!

38-hp Rotax 450 and 570 engine options Choose either a 38-hp single-cylinder Rotax 450 or a 48-hp, eight-valve SOHC Rotax 570 V-Twin. These proven Rotax engines offer unmatched power and performance while remaining both reliable and efficient.

Can-Am's products are manufactured by BRP (Bombardier Recreational Products). BRP is out of Valcourt, Quebec - so you can trust, at least, that the folks you'll be supporting with your purchase will be as polite as you could want. Jokes aside, BRP is a legit player in the vehicle industry.

Can-Am Pros. There is a reason Can-Am is a top brand regardless of the downsides. Their machines are generally reliable. Rotax engines used in Can-Ams are considered the most reliable in the market, thought of as both powerful and dependable.

With a better payload, larger cargo box, and dynamic power steering, there's a whole ton of High Lifter fans that say the Can-Am wins this one. At the same time, the Polaris Ranger has been a staple vehicle for thousands - for years.

Is Can-Am more reliable than Polaris? According to reliability rankings, Can-Am secures the third position as one of the most reliable ATV brands, while Polaris ATV models come in fourth place.

Though Can-Am makes great ATVs', we prefer Yamaha for many reasons. Yamaha ATVs' are undeniably reliable and we hear this time and time again from our customers. Yamaha makes rugged and dependable ATVs that take you anywhere you need to go.

Believe it or not, the Renegade X XC 1000R has one of the highest horsepower compared to all other four wheelers in the world, it has a Rotax V-twin engine, both front and rear FOX 1.5 Podium RC2 shocks, a ground clearance of 10.5, a 1000R engine, and the overall weight of this ATV is 710 pounds.

Outlander DPS 450/570

The Rotax engines are very smart, with dual-path [engine control units] controlling the fuel injection. This allows for fully automated precise control over the fuel mixture which improves fuel efficiency, reliability and longevity providing super-efficient lean of peak operation.”

Both the Can-Am Defender and Honda Pioneer are better suited for certain terrains over others. For example, if you're planning on doing some fast trail riding or hitting rugged, uneven terrain, the Can-Am Defender is probably a better choice, especially with its prime-tuned suspension.

Even if you haven't heard the name Can-Am, I'd wager you've heard of something BRP owns. 8. Accordingly, Can-Am's vehicles are powered by Rotax engines.