Attn: Polaris Company - PLEASE KEEP BUILDING ATV's HERE in USA!
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It is sad to see they are moving to Mexico and leave people unemployed here in the USA! I bought a new sportsman 500ho in 2008 and was thinking of getting a new outlaw from them but now I will not. I like the Polaris brand and want to kepp buying there brand as long as they are made in the USA but I will not buy one if they move to Mexico. I hope someone from Polaris will pull there head out of their behind and keep making them here in the USA.
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Well really they are not made in the U.S.A anyway........Assembled in the U.S.A is more like it.........Rads from Canada, Sure Power Module From China, plus many more I'am sure..........cables,hand-grips,belts,now even there Polaris winches........
Just like my good old Chevy Avalanche....MADE IN MEXICO........Or should I say assembled.......Does it really matter..........YES!!! keep jobs here............
.........Caper.........
American(plus Canadian...LOL)........Built right........Jobs do matter........
Just like my good old Chevy Avalanche....MADE IN MEXICO........Or should I say assembled.......Does it really matter..........YES!!! keep jobs here............
.........Caper.........
American(plus Canadian...LOL)........Built right........Jobs do matter........
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#8
Here's one for ya! I bought a camo Polaris Sportsman hat from my dealer. Tag
says "Made in China".
I still think we should keep the jobs here, re-tool the factory (if needed)
and continue to produce the same quality ATV's that they have done historically
well over a decade. -- IMO
Regards,
R'
says "Made in China".
I still think we should keep the jobs here, re-tool the factory (if needed)
and continue to produce the same quality ATV's that they have done historically
well over a decade. -- IMO
Regards,
R'
#9
Here is a commercial I think you all will enjoy, and one I support very whole hardheartedly even tho I don't ride a Polaris anymore!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi0SbrrGaiw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi0SbrrGaiw