UTVs, GATORS & ATVs

Reach working-equipment buyers for your UTV or Gator

Utility vehicles should be marketed as productive assets, with their identity, condition, configuration, and operation clearly documented.

John Deere Gator photographed at the property before its sale

Completed pre-sale result

One week. No unnecessary move.

$11,900 sale

This John Deere Gator remained at the property while we managed its separate marketing, buyer communication, payment, and pickup.

See additional completed sales

Useful documentation

  • Make, model, serial number, year, and hours
  • Two-wheel, four-wheel, or six-wheel configuration
  • Drive system, engine, brakes, tires, steering, dump bed, and accessories
  • Service history, keys, manuals, title or registration when applicable
  • Cold start, operating demonstration, and pickup access

Demonstrated property-held sales

One John Deere Gator sold for $11,900 in approximately one week. An earlier Gator sold for $6,500. Both were marketed separately from general estate contents rather than buried inside a short liquidation event.

Read the property-held Ford 2N and John Deere Gator field report for the transaction pattern behind these examples.

Past results do not guarantee a particular price or timetable.

Keep it onsite when that protects the seller

If the property is available and pickup can be controlled, leaving the vehicle onsite can avoid unnecessary transport and storage. When a move deadline requires relocation, we compare that cost against the expected sale opportunity before recommending it.