As Bige said stay with a brand name, Kinroad , Hammerhead, Blade ect. Stay away from Carter especially the newer models for their hard to find parts for . Do your home work, ask lots of questions what has been done to it, why your selling. The buggy will do what a comprable atv will do. You will have to do some mods especially if stock. Two grown adults you will probably want the 250cc. The kinroad and Hammerhead will be a smaller buggy, Kandi will be a larger buggy with a better suspension, Roketta inported the GK13 250cc. Its a larger size buggy that will comfortably ride 2 adults with also a better suspension, Joyner is a great buggy as well. The larger the buggy the heavier but will have more room for the occupants. Any of the mentioned will need the basic upgrades if not already done such as the cvt rollers torque spring, jetting and eliminating the stock air box and exhaust. Weather a 150cc 0r 250cc when comparing to an atv of same displacement the atv will be lighter as well as have 4 or more gears to shift. The buggies use a cvt transmission so you have one variable gear. What ever you decide on you will have to invest in some upgrades and you will have to tinker with them as compared to a Honda ,Yamaha ect for they are not perfect but a blast to drive. Because they are not perfect is why we tell you to stay with a major brand for they have a better control of their product as compared to the offbrand names. You may find one of offbrand that resembles a Hammerhead but many times something as simple as a gearbox may be not as the Hammerhead and hard to find, so stick with the brands mentioned.
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