Best Answer: CD means Certificate of Deposit and is a way the bank has your money for a fixed period of time, pays interest to you on it and loans it to others.
What Is the Difference between an ATV and a UTV? ATVs are off-road, single-rider vehicles used as recreational vehicles, racers, or transport over rough terrain. Also known as side-by-sides, UTVs are used on rough terrains, but two people can sit beside each other, and UTVs can haul items.
ATV.com has been working on a series of articles about how and why ATVs and UTVs can be useful tools for farmers and landowners. Last week we looked at what these versatile machines can do to help ease your workload. This article will hopefully serve to help you decide between an ATV and a UTV. An ATV, or all terrain vehicle as defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), is a quad, quad bike, three wheeler, four wheeler or even six wheeler that travels on low-pressure tires.