2018 Kawasaki MULE Pro-FXR
Ride Like a Boss
The 2018 Kawasaki MULE Pro-FXR has truck-like styling, room for three, and a steel cargo bed. To demonstrate the work and play side of the MULE Pro-FXR, Kawasaki enlisted famed Pro Wrestler Steve “Stone Cold” Austin to tell us all about it.
Steve Austin
Designed to appeal to someone who likes to play as a hard as they work, Kawasaki wanted the styling of the 2018 Mule Pro-FXR to have a tough, truck-like appearance, so it has a painted hood and grill, low-profile LED inner and halogen outer headlights, front and rear bumpers, as well as seating capacity for three in its contoured two-tone seats.
While it has a recreational side, the MULE Pro-FXR was made for handling hard work, too. Its steel cargo bed has a 1000-pound carrying capacity (600-pound carrying capacity in California) and the ability to tow up to 2000 pounds.
Here is famed Pro Wrestler Steve “Stone Cold” Austin giving us the highlights of the newest member of the Kawasaki family.
Steve Austin Introduces the 2018 Kawasaki MULE Pro-FXR
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Kawasaki Motors Corp., US |
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(866) 802-9381 |
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P.O. Box 25252 |
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ABOUT Kawasaki Motors Corp., US®
Kawasaki is a multi-national corporation with more than fifty holdings (manufacturing plants, distributions centers, and marketing and sales headquarters) in most major cities around the world. Business interests include environmental control and energy plant engineering, machinery and robotics, ship building and marine engineering, power plant engineering and steel structures, rolling stock, aerospace, and of course, ATVs, motorcycles, Side x Side vehicles and personal watercraft. Like all companies, Kawasaki began with a dream and grew into the great corporation it is today.
