Polaris future competitor to the Wrangler

[ljvsnyder]

Got this information from Pro pickup, http://www.hardworkingtrucks.com/polaris-unveils-ultimate-off-road-work-truck/?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_content=10-13-2014&utm_campaign=HWT&ust_id=f4563eee98

http://www.polaris.com/en-us/military/combat/dagor-military-tan

Polaris is building a military vehicle using the eco diesel from Fiat that weighs and is about the same size as a JKU. With polaris inudstries branching out into more onroad vehicles could this be a future competitor to the wrangler if they get the price down to a commercially acceptable price. And for the naysayers on independent front suspension, this thing looks to have a lot of travel.

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[JeepLab]

Got this information from Pro pickup, http://www.hardworkingtrucks.com/polaris-unveils-ultimate-off-road-work-truck/?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_content=10-13-2014&utm_campaign=HWT&ust_id=f4563eee98

http://www.polaris.com/en-us/military/combat/dagor-military-tan

Polaris is building a military vehicle using the eco diesel from Fiat that weighs and is about the same size as a JKU. With polaris inudstries branching out into more onroad vehicles could this be a future competitor to the wrangler if they get the price down to a commercially acceptable price. And for the naysayers on independent front suspension, this thing looks to have a lot of travel.

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Thats cool! now spray it down in commando.

[ljvsnyder]

I kind of hope they bring this to the civilian market, especially if Fiat screws up the next generation wrangler. It reminds me of a jk with smittybilts XRC fenders on it. I re-read the artilce, the competitor uses the eco diesel, they haven't released the maker of the polaris engine. But this is a heck of a lot cooler looking than Boeing badger.