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What difference does $1,000 Make? So, you’re interested in a new Suzuki KingQuad 500 or 750. Both machines have a proven track record of being durable, backed up by a number of viewer comments through the years. So, which KingQuad interests you most? Is it the 500 with its power steering equipped models saving you a cool $1,000? Or, is it the 750? It’s the largest displacement, single-cylinder, 4×4 ATV
Suzuki, the company that was first on four-wheels, decided it was time to breathe some new life into their full-size 4×4 models. For 2019, Suzuki has made a number of updates to the venerable and nearly identical KingQuad 750 and 500 adding the most significant round of updates since the addition of power steering in 2009. Complementing updated styling, Suzuki has made a number of changes to the ATVs looking
Suzuki packs a decade of updates into the 2019 KingQuad 750 and 500 Suzuki is responsible for many firsts in the powersport’s industry. In 1983, Suzuki changed the shape of ATVs forever with the four-wheeled QuadRunner 125. In 1985, they created the high-performance, sport quad segment introducing QuadRacer LT250R. In 1987, the 246cc QuadRunner 4wd offered Independent rear suspension and the flexibility of two and four-wheel-drive with a lockable front
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