Time for a new machine!
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I did some more research on the Thundercats
They seem to be OK in the reliability departmentment
So I went on the hunt
Found a leftover 09
$10,250 Canadian Dollars Plus Taxes (not including my trade)
They are throwing in a 3,000lb winch, and front and rear heavy duty bumpers
I am making up my mind over the weekend
They are holding it till Tuseday
They seem to be OK in the reliability departmentment
So I went on the hunt
Found a leftover 09
$10,250 Canadian Dollars Plus Taxes (not including my trade)
They are throwing in a 3,000lb winch, and front and rear heavy duty bumpers
I am making up my mind over the weekend
They are holding it till Tuseday
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09-25-2009, 07:52 PM
I did some more research on the Thundercats
They seem to be OK in the reliability departmentment
So I went on the hunt
Found a leftover 09
$10,250 Canadian Dollars Plus Taxes (not including my trade)
They are throwing in a 3,000lb winch, and front and rear heavy duty bumpers
I am making up my mind over the weekend
They are holding it till Tuseday
They seem to be OK in the reliability departmentment
So I went on the hunt
Found a leftover 09
$10,250 Canadian Dollars Plus Taxes (not including my trade)
They are throwing in a 3,000lb winch, and front and rear heavy duty bumpers
I am making up my mind over the weekend
They are holding it till Tuseday
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10-08-2009, 07:02 AM
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I called a few dealers on Friday
I can get a 2010 Outlander 800XT for $11,500can + taxes
And the best quote I got on a 2010 Grizzly so far was also $11,500
I am waiting to hear back from 2 other CAN AM dealers and 2 other Yamaha dealers
But if I can get a 2010 Outty for the same price as a Grizz, I think I may go with the CAN AM???
And doesnt the CAN AM have 3 year warranty???
Just because I am getting more for the same price (ie more power, 3000lbs winch etc)
Keep those comments coming!!!
Thanks to everyone who responded
I can get a 2010 Outlander 800XT for $11,500can + taxes
And the best quote I got on a 2010 Grizzly so far was also $11,500
I am waiting to hear back from 2 other CAN AM dealers and 2 other Yamaha dealers
But if I can get a 2010 Outty for the same price as a Grizz, I think I may go with the CAN AM???
And doesnt the CAN AM have 3 year warranty???
Just because I am getting more for the same price (ie more power, 3000lbs winch etc)
Keep those comments coming!!!
Thanks to everyone who responded
2010 Can-Am Outlander™ 800R EFI ATVs
I live in Ont Canada and a 700 Grizzly plain jane is $10500.
I think I would also take the Grizzly. I like Yamaha's diff lock over Can AMs more complicated lock by itself front end.
Where I live the Suzuki KQ 750 is the bang for your buck camp in Big bores and it has ever option the other ATV have. It would be the ATV I would look at right now.
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go with the can-am great machines and the rotax motor is top notch. I have had my eye on the renegade sitting at our local dealer. the grizz is no slouch and is a long proven machine. I say go ride them both first as your comfort is important as well. Our dealer built a track behind the store to test on see if theres anywhere to do this, or check some rental companies for these machines.
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10-30-2009, 12:40 AM
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