Arctic Cat Prowler Limited Crew specifications, dimensions and price
Arctic Cat · Crew utility
The Arctic Cat Prowler Limited Crew is Arctic Cat's largest side-by-side, sharing the 800 XT's 812cc engine and CVT but stretched to a 118.5 in wheelbase for two-row, up-to-six-passenger seating inside a fully enclosed, heated cab. It has a 1,000 lb bed and a 2,000 lb tow rating, and costs $31,299 plus $1,500 freight.
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Arctic Cat Prowler Limited Crew
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model year | 2027 |
| Class | Crew utility |
| Engine | Liquid-cooled 4-stroke, 3 cylinder |
| Displacement | 812cc |
| Fuel system | EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) |
| Transmission | Automatic CVT - TrailBloc |
| Drive system | 2WD/4WD electric actuation with selectable rear differential lock |
| Front suspension | Double A-arm |
| Front suspension travel | 10 in |
| Rear suspension travel | 9.5 in |
| Front brake | Four-wheel hydraulic disc |
| Front tire | 27x9-14 |
| Rear tire | 27x11-14 |
| Wheels | Aluminum |
| Seating capacity | Up to 6 (2-row) |
| Door type | Full cab with doors and seal kit |
| Curb weight (with 350 lb accessories) | 2,043 lb |
| Wheelbase | 118.5 in |
| Ground clearance | 12.5 in |
| Fuel capacity | 9.3 gal |
| Bed/cargo box capacity | 1,000 lb |
| Towing capacity | 2,000 lb |
| Starting MSRP | $31,299 |
| Destination charge | $1,500 |
What UTV Off-Road says about the extended cab
UTV Off-Road lists the extended-cab Prowler configuration among its top features, with six-passenger seating, a 2,000 lb towing capacity, a 1,000 lb dumping cargo bed and electronic power steering, and says the Prowler lineup leans into comfort and usability with better cab-equipped options. The Limited Crew is the most equipped of these: the same engine as the XT with a longer body and a full cab.
Arctic Cat lists the same double A-arm suspension with 10 in of front and 9.5 in of rear travel as the smaller Prowlers, 27 x 9-14 tires, 12.5 in of ground clearance and a 9.3 gal tank. The wheelbase is 118.5 in, 33.5 in longer than the single-row Prowler's 85 in. The listed weight is 2,043 lb with 350 lb of accessories, and the tow rating stays at 2,000 lb.
A machine that carries six people with the same engine, tires and suspension as a three-seater will feel slower and heavier under a full load.
What the crew body costs
The Limited Crew costs $31,299, $8,500 more than the single-row Limited at $22,799 and $13,000 more than the 800 XT at $18,299. The Prowler XT Crew at $22,299 is the cheaper way to get a second row without the enclosed cab. Compare it with the Wolverine RMAX4 1000 XT-R at $25,999, which seats four, before deciding whether you need six seats.
Prowler Limited Crew against the Prowler Limited and Wolverine RMAX4 1000 XT-R
Arctic Cat's single-row Prowler Limited is the smaller sibling, and Yamaha's Wolverine RMAX4 1000 XT-R is a four-seat rival with a larger engine.
2027 Arctic Cat Prowler Limited Crew compared to the Prowler XT Crew
Two-row, six-passenger seating on a 118.5-in wheelbase is common to this trim and the XT Crew: Arctic Cat builds both on the same stretched chassis. The Limited Crew’s listed cab, heating and glass windshield differ from the XT Crew’s quarter-door and roof configuration.
The quoted base prices of $31,299 and $22,299 differ by $9,000; that comparison does not isolate the cost of any one component. Published curb weight sits close between the two (2,043 lb here, 2,142 lb for the XT Crew) despite the added cab hardware: Arctic Cat's own accessory-weight figures are not consistently measured across this section's trims, so read the two totals as published, not a strict apples-to-apples difference.
The engine, CVT, suspension travel and bed capacity are identical to the Prowler 800 XT's own figures: Arctic Cat's specification panels for both trims match on every one of those rows.
The difference is entirely size and enclosure: a 33.5-inch-longer wheelbase to fit a second row of seating, a full cab with heat, a glass windshield and wiper/washer, and roughly 325 lb more accessory weight, all reflected in the $13,000 price gap between the two. A buyer hauling cargo without passengers gets the same drivetrain for less in the XT.
Two-row, six-passenger seating on a 118.5-in wheelbase is common to this trim and the XT Crew: Arctic Cat builds both on the same stretched chassis. This trim adds the full cab, heat and glass windshield the XT Crew's quarter doors and roof do not include, which is the entire reason for the roughly $9,000 gap between the XT Crew's $22,299 and this trim's $31,299.
Published curb weight sits close between the two (2,043 lb here, 2,142 lb for the XT Crew) despite the added cab hardware: Arctic Cat's own accessory-weight figures are not consistently measured across this section's trims, so read the two totals as published, not a strict apples-to-apples difference.
Up to six in two rows, inside a fully enclosed, heated cab on a 118.5 in wheelbase. UTV Off-Road lists six-passenger seating for the extended-cab Prowler.
Arctic Cat lists 2,000 lb with a 1,000 lb dumping bed, the same as the single-row Prowler. So the crew body adds seats without adding capacity.
Carrying more people needs a loading plan
The Limited Crew's 118.5-inch wheelbase makes it a different transport and storage proposition from the 85-inch XT. Check overall dimensions and the route onto the trailer, including ramp and tie-down clearances. A trailer that has previously carried a shorter utility vehicle is not proven suitable by that experience alone.
The 812cc engine and 2,000 lb tow figure are shared in this comparison. More passenger space does not imply a larger towing allowance. Account for the actual occupants, accessories and cargo using this model's load instructions before adding a trailer. The space available inside a cab or box is not a weight rating.
The $31,299 starting figure should be compared with a written list of the Crew's included equipment. If the XT is the alternative, decide first whether the extra passenger arrangement is necessary. Price any required cab or accessory work on both offers, and do not assume that an accessory fitted to the shorter chassis transfers to the longer one.
Other models in this reference: Arctic Cat Prowler 500, Arctic Cat Prowler 500.