Honda ATV
Honda's ATVs defined the category, from the original 3-wheeled ATC90 to the dominant FourTrax lineup. The market spans from affordable utility quads to highly collectible 1980s sport models known for their reliability and historical significance.
Find one with Spotter →Honda ATV sold for a median of $5,500 over the last 12 months, based on 106 auction sales; the middle 50% sold between $3,536 and $9,000. 191 currently for sale.
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.
Buying Tips
- Inspect the frame for cracks, bends, or non-factory welds, especially at the steering head and suspension mounting points.
- For 2-stroke models like the ATC250R, listen for engine noise like piston slap and ask about the engine's rebuild history. Parts are getting scarce.
- Original plastics with intact OEM graphics are crucial for top value. Cracked, faded, or aftermarket bodywork significantly reduces a collector model's worth.
- Check for excessive play in the wheel bearings, swingarm pivots, and axle carrier bearings. These are common wear items that point to a hard life.
- Verify the VIN and engine numbers match and are correct for the model year. Many machines were built from parts, so originality is key for collectibility.
Prices for Honda ATVs range from $1,150 for used utility models to over $31,700 for rare, fully restored examples.
1,364 Honda ATV vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 191 currently live.
Data sourced from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, and Collecting Cars. Updated daily.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Honda ATV cost?
Over the last 12 months, Honda ATV sold for a median of $5,500 across 106 auction sales tracked on Hypercars; the middle 50% sold between $3,536 and $9,000. There are 191 currently for sale.
How many Honda ATV listings are for sale right now?
There are 191 Honda ATV listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.