Suzuki ATVs: specifications and model differences
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Suzuki ATV models compared
| Model | Class | Engine | Curb weight | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suzuki KingQuad 400ASi | Utility | 376cc | 628 lb | $7,099 |
| Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi | Utility | 722cc | 705 lb | $10,029 |
| Suzuki KingQuad 500AXi Power Steering | Utility | 493cc | 714 lb | $10,029 |
| Suzuki KingQuad 400FSi | Utility | 376cc | 615 lb | $7,099 |
| Suzuki QuadSport Z50 | Youth | 49cc | 174 lb | $2,629 |
| Suzuki QuadSport Z90 | Youth | 90cc | 280 lb | $3,484 |
KingQuad automatic and foot-shift choices
Youth. The QuadSport Z50 and QuadSport Z90 are the youth quads.
Utility. The 376cc KingQuad 400ASi is the automatic and the KingQuad 400FSi has a five-speed semi-automatic. The 500AXi Power Steering and Suzuki 750AXi share a chassis and a 1,322 lb tow rating.
Which Suzuki ATV to buy
Outdoor Life tested the 750 through an Alaska hunting season and found it only got stuck when high-centered, though it needed better tires. The 500AXi Power Steering has enough torque for work without overwhelming novices, according to TimeForWheels. The 400 series at $7,099 has no published tow rating.
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Suzuki sells youth QuadSport ATVs and KingQuad utility ATVs. This page covers 6 current models, from the 49cc QuadSport Z50 at $2,629 to the 722cc KingQuad 750AXi at $10,029. The table lists class, engine, weight and starting price for each; Suzuki ATV models compared.
How Suzuki organizes its ATV lineup
Youth. The QuadSport Z50 and QuadSport Z90 are the youth quads.
Utility. The 376cc KingQuad 400ASi is the automatic and the KingQuad 400FSi has a five-speed semi-automatic. The 500AXi Power Steering and 750AXi share a chassis and a 1,322 lb tow rating.
Which Suzuki ATV to buy
Outdoor Life tested the 750 through an Alaska hunting season and found it only got stuck when high-centred, though it needed better tires. The 500AXi Power Steering has enough torque for work without overwhelming novices, according to TimeForWheels.
The 400 series at $7,099 has no published tow rating.
Suzuki ATV history and reputation
Wikipedia describes Suzuki as a Japanese multinational headquartered in Hamamatsu that makes automobiles, motorcycles and ATVs. The ATV reviews describe simple, durable machines with shaft drive, and note that the KingQuad line has changed little between years.
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ATV questions
What is the cheapest Suzuki ATV?
The QuadSport Z50 at $2,629 is the cheapest, and the KingQuad 400ASi and 400FSi at $7,099 are the cheapest utility models.
How do the two KingQuad 400 transmissions differ?
The ASi has a CVT automatic and the FSi has a five-speed with a semi-automatic clutch, with the same engine and price.
What towing figure does the Suzuki ATV range give the KingQuad 750?
ATVPedia says Suzuki confirms a 1,322 lb towing rating for the 750AXi, the same as the 500AXi. Suzuki lists no tow rating for the smaller 400 models.