How much does an Argo ATV cost?
Prices range from $10,599 to $20,399. The Aurora Series consists of nine different ARGO ATV models, each outfitted with eight wheels for maximum carrying capacity.
How fast is an Argo 8×8?
Depending on load and terrain the top speed for 8×8 models varies between 20-25 mph and for the 6×6 models between 20-23 mph. In the terrain that the ARGO is designed for, high speed is not an issue.
Is an Argo an ATV?
The Argo is an all-terrain 8×8 or 6×6 amphibious ATV / UTV / XTV. ODG has been manufacturing the Argos for over five decades.
Will an Argo sink?
It will manage in calm water, but forget about any chop. And if it’s overloaded, as one was at the Texas Hill Country press launch, it will sink. Compared with a side-by-side UTV, the Argo LX is more stable but not as quick. And it won’t carry as much as a 4×4 pickup, but trucks don’t swim at all.
Can an Argo get stuck?
It opens up a ton of cross-country possibilities you never had before driving an Argo. You can run right through a field, plow through bottomless mud, run over downed trees, and navigate across bodies of water with very little worry of getting stuck. The Argo exclusive tires work like paddles to propel you forward.
Did Argo buy SHERP?
ARGO Partners with SHERP for Co-Brand Agreement Français 20, 2020 /CNW/ — ARGO, the worldwide leader for amphibious Extreme Terrain Vehicles (XTVs), is pleased to announce it has entered into a manufacturing and supply agreement with SHERP to expand its current offering of commercial amphibious XTVs.
What is an XTV?
These acronyms for all-terrain vehicles and side-by-sides are well ingrained in the off-roader vernacular. But XTV? Short for Extreme Terrain Vehicles, XTVs take the concept of off-roading and crank it to eleven. Most crucially, they’re amphibious, allowing them to tackle obstacles that ATVs and Side-by-Sides cannot.
How much is a Quadski amphibious ATV?
With up to 45 mph (72.4 km/h) of speed potential on both land and water, the Gibbs Quadski is one of the most playful amphibious vehicles in the world. With a price tag of around US$40,000, buying Quadskis for the whole family is an expensive – maybe impossible – venture, however.
What is a Terraquad?
Terraquad is a derivative of the already established Quadski platform. It has a side by side seating configuration, roof bars, and a rear load deck, similar in concept to a typical UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle).