A roof.
Included on both featured configurations.
THE CFMOTO DIFFERENCE
Look closer.
Choose confidently.
A machine should earn your attention through what it offers. Start with the equipment. Compare the details. Then consider the complete quote.
WELL EQUIPPED FROM THE START
Already
considered.
On the 2026 UFORCE 1000 and ZFORCE 950 Sport, a roof, synthetic-rope winch, and electronic power steering are standard equipment.
Read CFMOTO’s 2026 U.S. brochureA 3,500-lb. winch.
Synthetic rope, included on both models.
Power steering.
Electronic assistance as standard equipment.
01 / UTILITY
For the work
you have in mind.
Two three-seat utility models with equal published towing capacity. The drivetrain and equipment give you more to consider.
| The details | CFMOTO UFORCE 1000 | Honda Pioneer 1000 Deluxe |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | $13,999Mattas published listing price | $20,999Honda base MSRP; destination extra |
| Model year | 2026 | 2026 |
| Seating | 3 | 3 |
| Engine | 963cc V-twin | 999cc parallel-twin |
| Towing capacity | 2,500 lb. | 2,500 lb. |
| Cargo bed capacity | 1,000 lb. | 1,000 lb. (49-state model) |
| Transmission | CVTech automatic CVT | Six-speed automatic dual-clutch (DCT) |
Prices use different bases: Mattas listing price versus manufacturer base MSRP. Freight, setup, accessories, taxes, and fees can change the final total. Request complete dealer quotes for a purchase comparison.
What deserves a closer look?
Both offer the same listed towing and cargo-bed capacities here. Honda uses a six-speed DCT; CFMOTO uses a CVT and includes a roof and winch. Compare how each drives, the equipment on the exact unit, and a complete dealer quote.
Sources: CFMOTO 2026 U.S. brochure, pp. 12–13, Mattas UFORCE specifications, Honda 2026 Pioneer 1000 Deluxe specifications and Honda published MSRP. Honda lists a 600-lb. bed capacity for its California model.
02 / SPORT & RECREATION
Your terrain.
Your priorities.
Two different approaches to a day on the trail. Compare the dimensions and performance before deciding what matters most to you.
| The details | CFMOTO ZFORCE 950 Sport | Yamaha Wolverine X2 1000 R-Spec |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | Request a current quote | $16,999Yamaha base MSRP; destination extra |
| Model year | 2026 | 2026 |
| Engine | 963cc V-twin | 999cc parallel-twin |
| Published horsepower | 83 hp | 105 hp |
| Published stance | 60 in. | 61.2 in. (rounded) |
| Transmission | CVTech automatic CVT | Ultramatic automatic CVT |
More than one way to be a good fit.
Yamaha publishes more horsepower in this comparison. CFMOTO offers the narrower listed stance and includes a roof, half doors, winch, and beadlock wheels. Consider your trails, your preferred driving feel, and the final equipment list for each quote.
Sources: CFMOTO 2026 U.S. brochure, pp. 20–21 and Yamaha 2026 Wolverine X2 1000 R-Spec. Yamaha pricing is base MSRP with destination extra. A current CFMOTO quote is needed when a matching listing is not available. These are different configurations, not equivalent trims. Specifications checked September 11, 2026; verify current specifications with the dealer.
THE COMPLETE PICTURE
Make the comparison
your own.
Match the configuration.
Model year, seating, accessories, and the equipment on the actual unit.
Ask for the total.
Vehicle price, freight, setup, accessories, and applicable taxes and fees.
Meet your support team.
Review warranty terms and talk with the people you’ll call for parts and service.
Considering Can-Am or another model? Bring the exact model and quote. The team can help you compare it without assuming every trim has the same equipment.