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Specs

New or used
UsedDealer: Pre-Owned
Location
Karl Malone Polaris
Colour
STEALTH GRAY
Horsepower
225 hp
Displacement
1,997 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine cycle
Four-strokeDealer: 4-Stroke DOHC Inline Four Cylinder
Cooling
Liquid-cooledDealer: Liquid
Transmission
Automatic
Mileage
2,116 mi
Wheelbase
133.5 inDealer: 133.5 in (339.1cm)
Ground clearance
16 inDealer: 16 in (40.6 cm)
Front tyre
32 x 10-15 Maxxis Rampage Fury; 8-Ply Rated; Wheel Size 15x7
Rear tyre
32 x 10-15 Maxxis Rampage Fury; 8-Ply Rated; Wheel Size 15x7
Dry weight
2,365 lbDealer: 2,365 lbs (1,072.75 kg)
Fuel capacity
12.3 galDealer: 12.30 gal (46.56 L)
Stock #
UP81451-C
All details from the dealer (14)

Info

VIN
3NSRME2K5NG381451

Specifications

Drive Train
System: Pro Performance True 2WD/4WD/4WD Lock
Front Shocks
Walker Evans® 2.5” Velocity Needle Shock with 16-Position Adjustable Clickers
Width
74"
Rear Brake
4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc with Triple-Bore Front and Dual-Bore Rear Calipers; Aluminum Top Hat Rotor
Wheels
Painted Cast Aluminum Rim with 5-Lug Pattern
Height
76.5"
Fuel System
Electronic Fuel Injection
Rear Shocks
Walker Evans® 3.0” Velocity Needle Shock with 16-Position Adjustable Clickers
Suspension (Front)
Light Weight Boxed Dual A-Arm with 3 piece Stabilizer Bar and 27.0" (68.6 cm) Usable Travel, 22.25" (56.5 cm) Wheel Travel, Unitized Hubs
Suspension (Rear)
Boxed Trailing Arm with Toe Link, High-Clearance Radius Rods, and 3 piece Stabilizer Bar and 29.0" (73.7cm) Usable Travel, 24.5" (62.2 cm) Wheel Travel, Unitized Hubs
Length
165.5"
Max Payload
900 lb (408 kg)
Front Brake
4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc with Triple-Bore Front and Dual-Bore Rear Calipers; Aluminum Top Hat Rotor

Price history

Tracked since Oct 1, 2026 · last checked 19m ago

Price details as printed by the dealer

  1. OUR PRICE$32,999

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Timeline

  1. First seen

    Oct 1, 2026

Market context

Comp set: 2020–2024 Polaris RZR PRO R 4 SPORT · 6 listings

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