Who makes American SportWorks?

November 14th, 2014 American SportWorks was purchased by Ambassador Enterprises. Ambassador is an equity firm that purchases and invests in over 47 companies in order to find ways to improve them and make them profitable. In 2016, ASW re-branded their UTV line, naming it LandMaster.

Is there an American made UTV?

There is no 100% American made UTV, but there are manufacturing plants spread out all across the states from companies like Polaris and Odes. Pitster gets their products made in China after sending over their UTV designs.

How fast does a Honda Trail Wagon go?

Engine and Transmission The Trail Wagon uses a 265 cc four-stroke engine with a single cylinder and overhead valves. A continuously variable transmission delivers power to the rear wheels via an oil-filled transaxle. The vehicle has a top speed of 18 miles per hour.

Who makes chuckwagon UTV?

American SportWorks
Manufactured under American SportWorks, the Chuck Wagon line of utility vehicles were created in 2004.

Where are Honda UTVs made?

Inc. (HSC), Honda’s manufacturing plant for powersports products, had recently celebrated 20 years of producing these vehicles when Honda made the announcement. The plant is in Timmonsville, South Carolina, and has achieved great success due to the appeal of the ATV and side-by-side lines offered by Honda.

Where are Honda pioneers made?

South Carolina
In addition to being manufactured in South Carolina, Newman said the new Pioneer was designed and engineered by Honda’s R&D operations in the U.S. In addition to the production start-up for the new side-by-side product line, HSC is celebrating its 15th Anniversary (July 1, 2013) of producing Honda powersports products.

Who makes a trail wagon?

Simplicity, affordability, and design are all attributes of the Trail Wagon UTV, an all-around utility vehicle by American LandMaster. Formerly known as the Chuck Wagon, this dependable four-wheeler is perhaps America’s best-kept secret in utility vehicles to date.

Can-Am stand for?

Canadian-American
Can-Am, or CanAm, is an abbreviation of Canadian-American. CanAm Highway, an international highway connecting Canada to the United States and Mexico, extending from La Ronge, Saskatchewan to El Paso, Texas.