We've come a long way since the days of farm-equipment-adjacent UTVs. Long ago, they were utilitarian, basic, and just about getting to and from your barn, field, pasture, or around on a worksite. Now, they're basically miniature trophy trucks that you can buy from a dealership.
They're fast as hell, tough as nails, and can make you look like an absolute hero in the eyes of your passengers as you speed through the desert whoops or carve great big sand dunes. But all of that wouldn't be possible if these machines didn't have suspension setups that allowed for those antics.
Fox is known the world over for its suspension, and its stranglehold on the UTV market is one that should be studied sometime in the future. But the off-road brand is one to never rest on its laurels, and neither is Polaris, as the near-constant improvement of its RZR platform illustrates. And the two have a habit of working together on seriously game-changing technology.
