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There are golf carts, the are PTVs... And then there’s the Kawasaki NAV 4e, 4e LE, & 4e Limited—a neighborhood activity vehicle that politely asks, “What if your golf cart had some style, usable functionality, and a personality?” Then promptly runs over a golf cart scooting around at 12 miles per hour on its way to the pool.

We get it—you don’t always have time to read a full-blown vehicle review, so consider this the TL;DR version, told in photos. But if you do want the full scoop, check out our first ride review of the all-new 2025 Kawasaki RIDGE® Crew XR HVAC LE. In short, it’s Kawasaki’s most refined workhorse yet, blending serious utility with surprising comfort thanks to full cab climate control, seating for six, and the 92 to 116 horsepower-pumping engine.

We were taken out to Bull Run Ranch at Rock Creek near Philipsburg, Montana—a working cattle ranch with plenty of rough terrain and wide-open space—to let the RIDGE Crew stretch its legs. Scroll through to see what the RIDGE looks like in its natural habitat.

TL;DR, check out our photo gallery from Montana while you sneak away for a break.

Alright, strap in. This is the kind of unhinged, turbo-charged chaos we live for. The boys from G-Life UTV take a side-by-side that’s already wild from the factory and do what any reasonable person would do—throw on some sand tires, then boost the ever-loving daylights out of it. The result? A SXS that throws sand like it’s mad at the desert. Burnouts, wheelies, jumps, and pure unfiltered rowdiness, all wrapped in that “probably not too legal” kind of energy. Welcome to Powersports at its most gloriously irresponsible.

“So, what did you think?”

RZR Factory Racers Brock Heger and Max Eddy Jr. captured first and third, respectively, while Polaris-supported racers Branden Sims, Wayne Matlock, and Ethan Groom secured second, fourth, and fifth, sweeping the top five positions in the UTV Pro Open class. Between the Polaris RZR Pro R and the race-ready RZR Pro R Factory, the two platforms secured nine of the top ten positions in the UTV Pro Open class, a testament to their strength, reliability, and performance. Building on this foundation, the RZR Racing division developed the RZR Pro R Factory with meticulously engineered, race-enhanced components and cutting-edge technology designed for elite competition.

Knowing what you’re getting into before you sign the dotted line can make owning an ATV more enjoyable

We headed to Big Sky Country for a proper First Ride of Kawasaki’s all-new 2025 RIDGE Crew XR HVAC Limited—a premium utility side-by-side that doesn’t shy away from a little fun. Built around a 999cc inline-four engine that produces 116 horsepower and 73.8 lb-ft of torque, the RIDGE Crew boasts impressive power for towing, hauling, and trail riding alike.

The Polaris Ranger XD 1500 has redefined what a work-focused UTV can be, blending brute strength with advanced technology to handle the toughest tasks and terrains. Now, DRT Motorsports is taking the Ranger’s capabilities even further with a purpose-built lineup of premium accessories. Designed to enhance durability, functionality, and style, these additions give Ranger owners the tools they need to work harder and explore further.

CFMOTO is expanding its UFORCE utility side-by-side lineup with the introduction of the UFORCE U10 Pro Highland and UFORCE U10 XL Pro Highland—two new models designed for year-round capability in demanding conditions.

Pre-runner-style builds like this are everywhere these days—fast factory rigs mod'ed with a long list of safety updates and practical race parts. On the surface, these machines look like barely tamed race kits. Many are even legal for entry in various club-level race events. Still, we call them “pre-runner” builds for a reason—like old-school Baja prerunners, they’re built for speed outside a pair of flags. This is the most bonkers one we’ve seen yet. Not least because it’s based on Can-Am’s industry-eating, 240-hp Maverick R.

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Off-roading isn’t about looking pretty—it’s about adventure, grit, and pushing limits. But just because you don’t mind getting a little dirty doesn’t mean you want to derail all your hard work to stay fresh, clear, and confident in your day-to-day. The dust, sweat, and sun can be brutal, and if you’re not careful, a weekend of riding can leave you with tangled hair, breakouts, dry skin, or worse—dehydration and discomfort.

Words: Heather Wilson

Women and motorsports have been a long time in coming around to each other all over the world. Sure, there were women drivers in the earliest automotive rallies in Monte Carlo and England, but it was a rare occurrence. It took until 1977 for the Indianapolis 500 to see Janet Guthrie make the field. Everyone knows about Danica Patrick in NASCAR, but who remembers Sara Christian, who entered the first NASCAR event in 1949 at Charlotte Motor Speedway?

Today, the racers returned to the big dunes, this time bypassing the famous Kino Cross for another equally notorious waypoint, Ben's Cross. They faced towering sand mountains, fast, open, silty two-track, and a crescendo of battles in a final push for the podium. Unlike many rally raids, the Sonora Rally was filled with endless twists and turns—both literally and figuratively—making it difficult to predict a clear winner until the very last day, especially among the Auto categories.