2012 Can-am Commander 1000 Work/utility on 2040-motos

US $12,999.00

Year:2012 Mileage:0

Location:

Phoenix, Arizona, US

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Can-Am Other tech info

Type:Work/Utility Stock Number:UC1803 Phone:8665858985

Can-Am Other description

2012 Can-Am Commander 1000, Questions or Comments Call or Email 602-992-8620 ASk for Ellis!While most of the UTV market have a specific niche such as racing, working or recreational, Can-Am has added another category to the Side-by-Side genre in the way of the luxury UTV with its introduction of the Commander 1000 Limited, the Cadillac of Side-by-Sides.

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