www.atvfrontier.com
www.atvquadsquad.com
www.atvconnection.com
all have UTV sections, where you can read about strengths, weaknesses, and quirks on most makes of UTVs.
The one thing, I will mention is safety. I know a couple people who have them, and they all agree, you want one that has a strap, or door, to keep your legs inside, in case it tips over. It seems, people often tray to 'catch' it with their leg, like an ATV that is starting to tip, but the UTV is heavy enough, they wind up with a broken leg. Better to let it tip, climb out, and upright it.
Other than that, before you buy, have figured out what kind of uses you will have for it before you get to the dealer. If you want to carry large loads or putter behind cattle, you willl not want the same machine as someone who wants to strap a toolbox in back, and run from field to field, doing machinery maintanence. Also, think about speed. My cousin has a Polaris Razr, and that thing will hit about 70 MPH, which seems crazy fast, but on the other hand, it is geared high enough, you can go 45-50 down the road all day with it, while other machines have the engine screaming at that speed.
