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Can-Am Maverick Diecast: Trail vs Sport vs X3 in 1:32

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Choose the Maverick family that matches your collection: Trail for its narrower miniature footprint, Sport for its own body and trim identity, or X3 for the longer model. All three examples below are 1:32 BRP Models vehicles, but a common scale does not mean a common size.

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Product image: Can-Am Maverick Trail DPS 1000 with Driver – BRP Models 1:32
Current referenced product: Can-Am Maverick Trail DPS 1000 with Driver – BRP Models 1:32.

Maverick Trail: the narrower example

The blue-and-black Trail DPS 1000, 60027, is listed at approximately 3.75 inches long, 1.5 wide and 2.25 high. Its photograph shows an open roll-cage presentation with the driver in the cabin.

The narrower width can matter when fitting a small garage scene or a limited-depth display. It is not evidence that the model is a smaller scale than the Sport: these are differently named vehicle subjects.

Maverick Sport: similar length, more width

The Sport XRC 1000R, 60026, is approximately 3.75 inches long, 2 wide and 2.25 high. Its red-and-gray presentation includes a visible roof panel and red accents.

The Sport XXC 1000R, 60025, provides a separately identified silver-and-black alternative. Choose the specific trim as well as the Sport family when matching an owner's vehicle.

A space that just accepts the Trail's 1.5-inch width does not automatically accept a two-inch Sport. Check the opening and usable floor area of any accessory rather than relying on a 1:32 label.

Product image: Can-Am Maverick Sport XRC 1000R Red/Gray – BRP 1:32
Current referenced product: Can-Am Maverick Sport XRC 1000R Red/Gray – BRP 1:32.

Maverick X3: a longer miniature

The Triple Black X3, 60001, is listed at approximately 4.25 inches long, 2 wide and 2 high. It is half an inch longer than the linked Trail and Sport examples while being lower in the listed height.

That changes the display envelope rather than establishing that one model is universally bigger in every dimension. For a shelf with limited length, mark out the X3's footprint before choosing it over the shorter alternatives.

What the three offers share

These listings include a driver, rubber tires, diecast construction with plastic components and no opening panels. They do not establish powered driving, suspension travel or removable roofs. The represented vehicle's equipment should not be transferred automatically to the miniature's feature list.

For a single gift, match Trail, Sport or X3 before comparing colors. For a collection, one of each family adds more vehicle variety than three finishes of the same subject. Check the exact trim and current offer in the BRP Models Can-Am collection.