I think that pricing may make people feel that the Kodiak is the best value for their dollar.
Kodiak Compared on Price
I think Yamahas advantage here comes from the fact that they've priced a more powerful machine against lesser rivals...
For price comparison, the base Kodiak 700 ($6,999) is the same price as the Can-Am Outlander L 500, $400 more than the Polaris Sportsman 570, and $800 more than the Honda Rancher 420
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depends, the Can-AM offers the only 5 year warranty in the industry. http://www.atv.com/manufacturers/can-am/2015-canam-outlander-l-450-and-500-preview-2289.htmlI think that pricing may make people feel that the Kodiak is the best value for their dollar.
Depends, the Can-Am comes with the industries only 5 year warranty, depends on what people value. if its used to run a business then 5 year coverage is hard to compete with no matter your specs...I think that pricing may make people feel that the Kodiak is the best value for their dollar.
http://www.atv.com/manufacturers/can-am/2015-canam-outlander-l-450-and-500-preview-2289.html
exactlyDepends, the Can-Am comes with the industries only 5 year warranty, depends on what people value. if its used to run a business then 5 year coverage is hard to compete with no matter your specs...
http://www.atv.com/manufacturers/can-am/2015-canam-outlander-l-450-and-500-preview-2289.html
for someone like me that would be using an ATV mainly for business purposes that warranty goes a long way.
ok, so why havent you bought a Can-Am then? Clearly it ticks all your needs including longevity...exactly
for someone like me that would be using an ATV mainly for business purposes that warranty goes a long way.
Not in a rush to buy yet, still weighing out my options.ok, so why havent you bought a Can-Am then? Clearly it ticks all your needs including longevity...
fair point, you just made it seem like for what you were seeking the warranty kind of trumped all other factors. My mistakeNot in a rush to buy yet, still weighing out my options.
Like I said it goes a long way.
Won't be a defining factor but something to be factored in indeed!
Won't be a defining factor but something to be factored in indeed!
What kind of quality are we looking at here though? Don't need a warranty if there aren't any problems.Depends, the Can-Am comes with the industries only 5 year warranty, depends on what people value. if its used to run a business then 5 year coverage is hard to compete with no matter your specs...
http://www.atv.com/manufacturers/can-am/2015-canam-outlander-l-450-and-500-preview-2289.html
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