Polaris Razor S900 60" # Z18VBA87B2

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20230115-CB64B-2147351398. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Polaris Razor S900 60" # Z18VBA87B2. Source model text: pro xp ultimate. Incident: head lights move up and down 2022 Polaris razor. and rear wheels don't go straight causing machine to b very dangerous to drive. machine didn't come with front camera like they state it does. caused me to just about get in a head on collision at top of a hill because u sit so low in machine u can't see down at all causing a very dangerous situation. head lights bounce up and down causing it very hard to see at night cause lights flicker everywhere. dangerous. radiator and turbo cooler rub each could cause coolant to burn someone if built pressure and started to leak. have worked on these machines for 25 years or more. this machine model is a train wreck. people r going too get killed from this poor quality. I don't even dare drive it. and I am a very experienced driver and mechanic. its a hazard. iv owed many of these with no problems. this year bought a new one. [REDACTED] got so devastated that we just about got in a bad accident in mountains. head on. she was so scared I wasn't sure if she was gunna b able to ride with me back out of hills. then got dark and head lights bouncing because not mounted right. molding is made do bottom of head light isn't even attached. scary. expesiolly when she has to wear glasses. there is more problems with this 37000 life hazard. cant believe that they can send stuff like this out to the public. where is the quality control. she suffered a nervous breakdown and me some major stress. so now here I sit in lake Havasu new machine I don't dare

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20230918-A0933-2147345140. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Polaris Razor S900 60" # Z18VBA87B2. Source model text: Razor. Incident: We owned a 2017 Polaris Rzr 900 with less than 200 miles on it that was being driven by a grandson on a paved road when it caught fire with no warning and burned to the ground within 5 minutes. No injuries but could have been catastrophic. Fire department was 4 minutes away.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20190519-197E2-2147380876. Severity: Injury, First Aid Received by Non-Medical Professional. Product: Polaris Razor S900 60" # Z18VBA87B2 (2018 Polaris Razor S900 60" WITH [REDACTED] SERIES OR MODEL # Z18VBA87B2 [REDACTED] ENGINE MODEL # 1205650). Incident: I have a 2018 Polaris Razor S900 with very low hours. 91.5 hours to be exact. I started the unit one evening and drove from my shop to my home for dinner.. The total distance is approximately 400ft. I pulled in garage like normal... I always take the key out..The key was in my pocket. I ate dinner (roughly 45 minutes).. I went back in the garage to return to shop.. When I entered the garage I smelled a strange smell but brushed it off... I sat in side by side, attempted to start it, nothing, no starter turning, no audible noise from fuel pump like normal and no headlights either.. I assumed dead battery. I removed drivers seat (battery location) once I removed the seat, I was hit in the face with the pungent smell of wires, electronic heat damaged or plastic burning. It was the same smell as the one I smelled upon entering the garage just way more intense.. Upon the removal of my seat I noticed immediately the fuse box cover having a burn or bump in the plastic.. When I pulled the lid off, the fuse box was full of smoke and literally on fire ... in the center of the box.. I immediately looked for something to extinguish the fire with .,. I found a [REDACTED] bottled water and poured it on the fuse box to extinguish the fire. the damage had been done.. I looked it over trying to come to a conclusion to what happened. In my opinion with the amount of damage the unit has. It simply had a circuit issue and caught on fire instead of blowing the fuses.. The fuses were all 10 amp red fuses. , the fire obviously had started before I reached the unit .. its simply too much damage to