I am looking to get a new Brute Force and right now the only incentives on the Kawi is 4.99% financing for 24 months. Does any have a heads up or any idea what the incentives will be in August? I am trying to decide if I need to purchase one in the next week or so or if I should wait until August. Thanks,
Cole

 

I financed half of mine with kawi. Just pay it off before the 24 months and your good.

Some people will tell you that your rate goes to 14% after 24 months, but, if you read the small print, that is if you dont keep your balance current and on time.

 

A reason not to buy unless they are giving them away, it will cost 4000- 6000 to upgrade to 2007.
Say FU to Kawasaki and give us what we want not this BF crap.
Below is what someone eles posted, this was posted some time ago. a week or so and almost fully agree.



My local dealer just came back from the kawie research and testing facility and he said a couple of things about the future kawie's and about the bomb 800.

1. In 2007 the BF will be bumped up to 800cc with efi and a modified IRS.
2. In 2007 the prairie 700 will be bumped up to 800cc with efi and SRA.
3. In 2007 the BF650 will come with IRS and/or SRA.
4. In 2007 there will be a new 500 v-twin efi BF with IRS and a prairie with SRA.
5. In 2007 the prairie 360 will be bumped up to 400cc and the bayou 250 will change frames.

6. He said the bomb is tuned to the upper end of it's capable HP, but the kawie v-twin is tuned to it's lower end of capable HP. He said I could get 65-70 HP with just a few mods on mine right now.

NOW..........as far as what I believe about all of this: I tend to trust my dealer since he has never told me anything that wasn't coming true in the past and since the owner is a long time friend of the family. HOWEVER, I will truly believe it when I see it. He said 2006 was not changing as far as line ups and that held true, so we will have to wait and see. As far as myself, I love the prairie 700 and BF750. Couldn't ever ask for more and plan on keeping for many years.

PS: No one will really know about how good the bomb800 will be until the public can actually get their hands on them, but I would venture to say it will be very good.

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1. BigRedBeast
2005 Prairie 700 with 26" ITP589's, 26" Vision Aluminum Rims, 2" lift, and 2500lb warn winch.

2. TheGreenMonster
2005 Brute Force 750, 27" ITP Mud Lites, 27" ITP Aluminum Black Polished Rims, 3000lb Warn Winch, Front Basket, Passanger Cargo Box, RAM Spotlight, Gun Rack, Pen Locker

CAN YOU FEEL THE V-TWIN POWER?

"IF YOU BASH.....YOU MUST BE TRASH!"

 

Problem with that is, I want a damn ATV now, not in a year.

 

I know the exact feeling, should you wait for the next month or Buy now.
I didn't wait & last year I bought my BF750 on the last day of July. In my case it was a good decision b/c the rates went up in August.
I too have heard from other sources of the '07 BF EFI's but I will wait till the '08 BF EFI.
Get the '05/'06 now, these carb models kick butt.

 

^ that would be awesome...i'll believe when i see it though

 

kawasakirules:
You really don't believe that Kawie is going to set back & do nothing in the monster 4x4 wars.
My source told me that Kawie couldn't swing the EFI units for all of their 4wheelers that they wanted to put EFI on for the '06 model line-up, not even enough for one model. That is a big order to fill: BF650EFI, P700EFI, VForce700EFI & the BF750EFI.
Wait another year & 3 out of the 4 above will not only see EFI but possibly a CC increase as well.
The VTwins are a hit for Kawie & so far only BRP was smart enough to see it. Suzuki should of with the KQ, as well as Cat.
Yamaha is silent about it, even the Yamaha Dealers anymore do not understand what is going on. The Grizz is their best seller but it is going to take something more that a 700EFI Grizz thumper to off-set the success of the EFI VTwin'ers.

 

A Prairie with SRA, that's just wrong...........

 

oh i figure they will just whens the question

 

Sorry guys. You can see the Honda and Polaris incentives on the Ads above. Kawasaki doesn't advertise on the Internet. Their incentive programs are one of the best kept secrets around. I may have to call them and have a chat with them and see what I can do for you.