Interior Room

We all are going to have our own views about the interior room of the cab on the Pioneer. As a 6' 7" and just shy of 300 pound moose, my thoughts and perspective on it may differ from your own. However, if I fit, there is a good chance you will too.

I've seen a lot of complaints about the the sparseness of the afforded room in the Pioneer. I don't really see why. I think of all the SxS I have driven or tested, I can't really call out the interior as tiny in comparison. The Polaris Ranger 900 Crew I tested had even less leg room in my opinion. It also had no good place to stash your left foot, or hoof. The Polaris did have a tilting steering wheel. That is something that may be of more importance if your waist is bigger than your inseam, luckily mine is not. 34" waist x 36" inseam. Maybe over the years, not having any room in just about anything I own has hardened me towards lack of space complaints, but I don't really have one. Technically you are only supposed to seat two people in the front of the Pioneer, but my 2 year old daughter sits between myself and my wife with adequate room. I'd say three average people would fit. Head room improves with the factory poly roof. In fact without it, my head would be outside the confines of the roll cage and protruding from the machine. Again of the vehicles out there, I think I have the best headroom under this roof. Getting in and out can be accomplished with ease after developing a system of movement. While riding I find the seat to be adequate to rest my weary bones and not cause additional backside aches.

My Pioneer is a 700-4. The two usual occupants of the rear seats are my sons, 5 and 4. The nets, door latches, and seat belts can all be operated by them, which is a rare treat in any vehicle. I tested the rear seat myself. My knees were well past 90 degrees, but I would say I could stand to be back there. In fact, the rear seats and leg room seemed just about equal to the room when I fly coach. I hate to fly, but if I have too, I could do it, just like riding in the back of the Pioneer.