2007 Yamaha Rhino 450 Auto 4x4

All the big Rhino features in a value-packed, heavy-duty side-by-side package. - [Yamaha]

Key Features:

• This ground-breaking off-road recreational side-by-side is like nothing else on the market—a new way to get way out there in style and comfort with a friend and your gear.
• Comfortable interior with automotive-type controls: Steering wheel, left-side foot brake pedal/right-side foot accelerator pedal, center-mounted console shifter and parking brake lever, turn-to-start ignition switch, indicator lights and 12-volt accessory outlet render the Rhino 450 totally user-friendly.
• 421cc liquid-/oil-cooled, four-stroke engine and light weight add up to great all-around performance, excellent terrainability and great fuel efficiency.
• Industry-exclusive fully automatic Ultramatic® transmission with dual-range (Hi/Lo) drive and reverse is the most advanced drive system available.
• Maintaining constant belt tension reduces wear, gives instant throttle response and provides industry-exclusive all-wheel downhill engine braking.
• Industry-exclusive three-position On-Command® In/Out 4WD feature lets you switch between 2WD, limited-slip 4WD and fully locked differential 4WD—all with the simple push of a button.
• Fully independent four-wheel suspension: Double-wishbones front and rear deliver 7.3 inches of wheel travel and five-way preload adjustable shocks provide maximum tire contact and comfort while navigating rough terrain.
• Thick bucket seats and that great, long-travel suspension system work together to provide the smoothest ride in the industry.

NEW FOR 2007:

• New headrests for more style and comfort.
• Tough wrinkle-finish coating on the upper frame.

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i thought since no one has commented on this i figured i would take the lead.

my dad bought himself one of these 450's back in Jan for a work horse in tight areas were the trucks couldn't get to and he also bought it for fun and riding. well i never really get to ride it since i have my own but my dad recently let me take it for a spin around the area.

i'll tell you what, this these things are alot of fun! very bulky. (tromps threw the woods like a. . .RHINO. i will say however the 450 is rather underpowered. don't get me wrong. it is extremly versitile. whether i'd be ditches, logs, water, or just a little bit of mud it's great.

it isn't my rhino so i wasen't pushing it to it's limits but for the little bit of ridin i did i've found this thing isn't just a little engine in a big toy. it's an actually very hardy....just slightly underpowered