The 2020 Polaris Slingshot Is A Three-Wheeler ANYONE Can Drive — Here's What's New!

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( duckco.com/tfl-store ) Check out TFL's new apparel store now! The 2020 Polaris Slingshot lineup makes a series of improvements over the outgoing 2019 model, but one major change is now available to make this three-wheeler accessible to anyone with a driver's license (or motorcycle endorsement, where you need one). Here are all the updates you need to know about!

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All Comments (21)

@rickyloganjr.2362 3 years ago

Hi Alex 🙂, so great to see you in front of the camera, I'm looking forward to your full review and drive. This does totally look like a small batmobile, very cool. Looks like the Slingshot has no removable top for shade from the sun.
@wushock92 3 years ago

I know a couple of people who have Slingshots. One takes his on road trips from AZ to KS. The other has really decked his out with the roof and hella sound system. They both love them.
@Tool0GT92 3 years ago

People in the comment section don't realize there are people out there that don't make $15 an hour and have disposable income to buy toys.
@lkae4 3 years ago

Prefer a Can-Am but I have a lot of respect for those who do what they love and don't give a damn about political correctness and following the horde
@anthonysourdiff1835 3 years ago

That's a cool ride.
@acamilop 3 years ago

I’m very surprised at how many of these I see around.
@aaronbritt2025 3 years ago

For those saying, "get a Miata", this make 25 more HP, weighs less, and gets attention. These exist because people buy them. This also isn't meant to be your daily driver. It's a weekend toy for those who can afford to buy a vehicle just for shits and giggles. People who own these probably also have several other vehicles sitting in their 4 car garages.
@HoosierDaddy_ 3 years ago

Good to see you back! Love these weird car reviews. I see a lot of these around.
@cremazie 3 years ago

Such a great first look review! The talent at TFL is honestly mind blowing
@dueys3 3 years ago

Thank you! One of the best 2020 detailed reviews!
@jyharris 3 years ago

Nice video. Very informative.
@R.Nelson 3 years ago

Hey Alex!!!..I'm little late watching your video..fell asleep earlier..Thank you Alex☺🏁🏁🏁
@nevco8774 3 years ago

I enjoyed the video even I will never be on the market searching to buy this kind of recreational vehicle.
@jaylentaylor55 3 years ago

I wish Chrysler was making the prowler
@ianinohio 3 years ago

Hey alex, am I gonna have to stay tuned for the next video for driving impressions? I’m not sure if you mentioned it
@vitobabic4448 3 years ago

I absolutly love this thing
@thebagnechannel3183 3 years ago

I’d love to see a comparison between this and something a little more mainstream like a Fiat Spider 124.
@jaybee2344 3 years ago

I used to see alot these in the NW but as the years go by. I see less and less. But their popularity pay still be stronger in southern climates
@clarencedobbs7362 3 years ago

I fully intend to buy one soon
@WolfsburgWarehouse 3 years ago

The main challenge of a delta 3wheeler doing high speed turning is finding a substitute for camber thrust. A motorcycle leans the rear wheel for camber thrust, AWS does the same without the lean. The rear wheel steers slightly (at most 1.7 degree) in the same direction as the front wheels. A typical design for a scooter front fork (proven for decades to keep the tire in contact with the road) usually goes on the front except in the case of a delta configuration with AWS, it goes on the rear.