2026 Polaris Ranger 1000

JUST IN! WE HAVE GREAT FINANCING! WE ARE LOOKING FOR TRADES! COME CHECK THIS RANGER OUT BEFORE ITS GONE! New 2026 Polaris Ranger 1000 Side by Side UTV For Sale In Milwaukee, WIThis New 2026 Polaris Ranger 1000 Side by Side UTV is for sale at Fuel Powersports located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Reach out to Fuel Powersports today, CONTACT US. If this isn't the exact Polaris Side by Side UTV you're looking for don't hesitate to go back and REVISE YOUR SEARCH. We're sure to have the perfect choice for you in our showroom near Milwaukee, WI. Visit Fuel Powersports, Wisconsin’s premier Powersports dealership.Fuel PowersportsAddress: 4196 S Woodcrest Ridge Dr, West Bend, WI 53095Phone: (262) 338-36842026 Polaris Ranger 1000Up For the Task.Features may include:COMFORTPack It All: Take advantage of easy-to-access in-cab storage for all your small essentials, to be prepared for the task at hand.All Day Comfort: Ride more comfortably from sunup to sundown, thanks to a tilt steering wheel, plush seat cushions, and factory-installed roof (on Premium). Redesigned cab nets offer one handed operation for easier entry and exit.Extend Your Day:LED headlights on Premium models offer enhanced lighting to help start your day earlier and finish later.CAPABILITYHaul More with Ease:The 1,000-lb. gas-assist dump box makes unloading heavy loads from the cargo box quick and easy.Ready To Tow:Take advantage of the 2,500-lb. towing capacity for large loads by connecting your trailer to the standard 2" receiverDURABILITYEffortless Shifting: Command the driver’s seat with confidence, thanks to the upgraded Gen 2 transmission. It reduces shift effort by up to 50% to easily shift between drive, park, and reverse delivering a consistent, predictable feel.Enhanced Protection: .Boldly navigate rugged terrain with a full-body skid plate, massive front bumper, and CV guards that protect wheels and control arms from trail debrisBuilt To Last:RANGER 1000 is built with a strong one-piece chassis and beefed-up front drive to take on the toughest jobs—day in and day out