Hey Predotor why don't you explain it to me and everyone else here if you got all the answers. Because all the profits don't go to japan. They have to pay taxes, power bills, water bills, ins. They had to buy or lease the land and so on and so on. I won't get into the employees and what they do with there money they get paid (for a 12 month period for 100 workers making 8 dollars an hour thats over 3 million dollars back into the economy) or the trucking ind. and where they spend their money that they get for transporting the quads to the dealerships

 

Polaris motors have always been made by Fuji, they've had Fuji 2-strokes in their snowmobiles for A LONG TIME, and they are some of the most reliable motors on the face of the earth. I had a 488cc Fuji in my Indy 500 with over 10,000 miles on it, no rebuild. In 1997, Polaris started to manufacture their own 2-strokes right in Osceola Wisconson, and now the majority of their 2 strokes are built right in the USA (some of the highest performing motors in the industry, I might add). You can bet that once they perfect their 4-stroke technology for the snowmobile market, they will start to mass produce in the States as well. One of their new watercrafts on the way has a 150hp 4-stroke turbo, made in the USA. I'm not knocking 'Zuki, in fact if I didn't own Polaris bikes, I'd probably have a Z400...