There's been a war going on for years now. It's the war for side-by-side dominance that's been waged between Polaris' RZR and Can-Am's Maverick lineups. And for the last decade, those two have fought each other tooth and claw, scraping at each other, firing salvos, and generally setting their sights on each other.
The result has been one that's benefitted the customers at large, as the two have introduced better and better machines. But when you have just two sides, despite some very small in-roads made by Kawasaki and Yamaha, you tend to stagnate no matter how good your opposition is.
