Honda ATV

Honda didn't just enter the All-Terrain Vehicle market; it created it. The 1970 US90, later renamed the ATC90, introduced the world to the 3-wheeled, balloon-tired fun machine that could go anywhere. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the lineup expanded to include legendary performance models like the 2-stroke ATC250R and utilitarian workhorses like the 'Big Red.' Following a 1987 industry-wide consent decree on 3-wheeler sales, Honda pivoted entirely to 4-wheeled ATVs, solidifying its dominance with the famously reliable FourTrax family.

Collectors prize the early 3-wheelers, particularly the groundbreaking US90 and the high-performance ATC250R and ATC350X models. These machines are icons of 1980s powersports culture, and finding clean, original examples is difficult as most were ridden hard. Later 4-wheeled sport quads like the TRX250R, a direct descendant of the 3-wheeled racer, and the modern TRX450R are also blue-chip collectibles with strong racing pedigrees.

The market for Honda ATVs is broad, with an average price of $7,161 reflecting a mix of everything from simple farm quads to pristine collector pieces. While countless used FourTrax utility models trade for a few thousand dollars, values for professionally restored or low-hour survivor 1980s sport models have skyrocketed. The best examples of rare models can now easily exceed $20,000, showing strong interest from nostalgic collectors.

Prices for Honda ATVs range from $1,150 for used utility models to over $31,700 for rare, fully restored examples.