4 Reasons the Polaris Slingshot Deserves a Spot in Your Garage

At first glance, the Polaris Slingshot could be mistaken for a pint-sized sports car, which isn’t much of stretch once you get past the fact that it only has three wheels! The truth is, the Slingshot is unlike any tricycle you’ve seen before, to the point that it feels wrong to even to place it in the same category as other three-wheelers. The truth is, the Slingshot is in a class all its own. Here are five reasons why this powerhouse auto-cycle deserves a spot in your garage:

It Packs Some Serious Power

The two-seater boasts a 2.4-liter GM Ecotec engine that pushes 173 horsepower. The Slingshot weighs in under 1750 pounds, allowing it to go from zero to 60 in about five seconds. Polaris wanted to make certain that the Slingshot was more than just good looks, so don’t expect to have any trouble keeping up with other bikes on the road.  

You WILL Turn Heads

The Polaris Slingshot is objectively cool looking and undoubtedly the most unique machine on the road. If you want to stand out in a crowd of mainstream motorcycles (or cars, for that matter), there’s no better way to do that than on a Slingshot.

It’s Easy to Drive

You don’t need a motorcycle license to operate the Polaris Slingshot in most States, and the truth is that driving the Slingshot feels more like driving a car than anything. You will be impressed at how well the Slingshot handles itself on the road. If you’re attracted to the safety and practicality of a three-wheeler, but want something with more style, the Slingshot is the perfect mix of both.

It Doesn’t Cost as Much as You Might Think

The Slingshot is fast, stylish, and one of the most unique toys on the road today. However, it’s surprisingly affordable, with models starting at around $20K. Considering you’ll feel like you’re driving an expensive sports car when you’re at the helm of your Polaris Slingshot, this attractive price point is hard to ignore.

Ready to try it for yourself? Call us today at (903) 454-4440 to schedule your test drive.