You get more with the Jeep, unless your goal is to just tear things up.
Please elaborate on what you consider "more".
Everywhere the Jeep is street legal, for one.
If you are riding trails and doing general farm/ranch work you don't need a $13k side by side do you?
The Jeep is street legal as mentioned but it's also filled with 50 year old technology, uncomfortable seats (admittedly subjective), a buckboard wagon ride etc.
The golf cart is legal on the street in some areas and can be used to play 18 holes.
The riding mower would technically meet the "25 mph max" limits some places have on what can be used around town and it can mow your lawn.
Every one of them can go down a "trail"...unless your trails have a width limit.
All have their strengths and weaknesses. What's right for you may not be right for the next guy...it doesn't make either of you wrong.
"Tearing things up" and the price point has been covered.
