CARY, N.C. – John Deere recently unleashed its most performance-driven Gator utility vehicles yet. Targeted toward outdoor adventurists, the 2011 lineup of Crossover Utility Vehicles is packed with advanced features that deliver balance between work and recreation.
The 825i boasts 50 horsepower and is the highest powered engine in its class with low-end torque for taking on even the toughest tasks, trails and terrain. The 812cc inline three-cylinder engine features dual overhead cams and electronic fuel injection.
“The 825i can also travel at speeds up to 44 mph,” says David Gigandet, tactical marketing manager, utility vehicles. “This is the fastest Gator we’ve ever built and this is an example of the commitment we’ve made to provide top-of-the-line XUVs for outdoor enthusiasts.”
All the new Gator XUV models have a completely redesigned front and rear independent suspension system that delivers a superior ride through rough terrain. The new models are designed for less body roll and superior side-hill stability with either no load or maximum cargo. All the models have a new braking system that improves performance over previous models.
The models come in three finishes: olive and black, Realtree Hardwoods HD Camo or traditional John Deere green and yellow. All models are available exclusively through the John Deere dealer network and online.
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