So I put some serious miles on a Wildcat4 today in Randsburg, CA with Arctic Cat. I'll break it down for ya...
It's long, 29" longer than the 2 seater.
If the 2 seater is like a mini buggy then the 4 seater feels like a truck.
New clutch set up from Arctic Cat is NICE
A little sluggish on longer hill climbs but pulls nicely on the flats.
Steering radius has room for improvement. Isn't the most agile UTV in the world.
It is however the BEST UTV I have ever driven in the monster bumps! I have never eaten up whoops in a UTV like I did on this thing. It blew my mind over and over. It is for lack of a better comparison, a Cadillac in the big stuff.
It needs better tires and they should be 28" tall or bigger IMO. It would set it off.
Despite its length I never scraped the belly pan other than some minor rock crawling. Otherwise the ground clearance and suspension work great together.
Very roomy in the rear seat department. Best in class.
Feels heavy but extremely stable. Again in the whoops the thing does not buck or bounce.
New FOX podium shocks are 23 way adjustable and valved stiff. They are set up nicely and worked really good.
I am a but hesitate to say how it's going to do in the dunes in comparison to an xp4 but I am anxious to find out.
I did drive some other kind of Wildcat today but then Arctic Cat hit me with some light up pen they got from the men in black so now I know nothing.......
Overall,Wildcat 4 was surprising and fun. If you ride primarily in hard pack desert with whoops then this thing is for you. If you want to race the san felipe 250 then this thing is for you. If you want to race WORCS then this thing is NOT for you.