Polaris Slingshot Reclassified in the State Of New York
Polaris Slingshot has announced that starting April 20, drivers in New York can operate a Slingshot with a standard D-class driver's license instead of needing a motorcycle endorsement. This change reclassifies the Slingshot as a three-wheeled motor vehicle, making it more accessible to a wider audience. The Slingshot features a unique three-wheel design and offers various models ranging from $20,799 to $35,799, enhancing personalization options for drivers. The company aims to expand its community of Slingshot enthusiasts across New York.
- New York's reclassification allows easier access for drivers, potentially increasing sales.
- Diverse model range from $20,799 to $35,799 caters to various consumer preferences.
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Residents in the
Polaris Slingshot has announced that drivers in
Polaris Slingshot does not operate like a traditional motorcycle, offering a unique three-wheel configuration with two wheels in the front, and one wheel in the rear, a steering wheel, side-by-side bucket seats, seat belts, and an automated manual transmission or manual transmission option typically found in traditional automobiles.
“We’re excited to open up the door for more New Yorkers to experience the open-air driving experience only a Polaris Slingshot delivers,” said
Currently, Slingshots are well-represented in the state with an engaged group of owners and dealers. Enabling people to enjoy the Slingshot ride with a driver’s license fulfills the desire heard by many who are eager to get behind the wheel and join in the community. Whether it’s a beautiful backdrop of winding roads in upstate
Fusing style and excitement with limitless personalization opportunities, the 2022 Slingshot lineup empowers drivers to make their mark by defining their ride and choosing their own adventure. From the entry-level S model (MSRP
New product updates for 2022 including an all-new Vented Sport Hood, stylish Excursion Top and premium Brembo® Brakes can be further enhanced by thoughtfully curated accessory collections from Slingshot, providing owners with endless personalization options to truly make their mark.
Slingshot offers four curated collections to dramatically enhance the Slingshot experience for the driver’s personal preference and driving style. Some of the enhanced features within these collections include a 100-watt
Learn more about the entire 2022 Slingshot lineup at Slingshot.Polaris.com or on social media: Facebook.com/PolarisSlingshot, @Slingshot on Twitter and @PolarisSlingshot on Instagram. For information on Slingshot rental locations, visit Adventures.Polaris.com.
About Polaris Slingshot
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Slingshot is a three-wheeled motorcycle. It is not an automobile. It does not have airbags and it does not meet automotive safety standards. Three wheel vehicles may handle differently than other vehicles, especially in wet conditions. Always wear a DOT-approved full-face helmet and fasten seatbelts. The Driver may need a valid motorcycle endorsement. Drive within the limits of the law and your own abilities. Read, understand, and follow your owner’s manual. Never drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Unless otherwise noted, trademarks are the property of
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