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The X3 tears up the side-by-side vehicle rulebook with a single promise: to push your expectations of what a sport side-by-side vehicle can do. From its unmistakable, future-forward exterior design to its Ergo-Lok cockpit that puts the driver at the heart of the vehicle, it’s time to tackle terrain from the comfort of your very own off-road beast.

We just moved the goalposts, again: now with 172 turbocharged horsepower, 0-60 mph in 4.4 seconds, and capabilities to warp your idea of what a side-by-side can do.

For lightweight, nimble high-performance, meet the 2 or 4-seat 120 horsepower Maverick X3 Turbo, tuned for quick, efficient response and unbeatable all-round value.

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