All this, while Polaris transfers manufacturing to Mexico...
If they can keep them price-competitive against that cheaper Mexican labor, you can bet that "Buy American Made" will come into play...
ridepate SSXSRider Staff
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Subject: Re: Another interesting insight into Yamaha's long-term strategy Wed Jun 12, 2013 3:33 pm
I agree Kent. The QA in the Mexican-plants may leave a little to be desired. But on another note. I'm not sure all Polaris production has been moved to Mexico. Maybe it will in the future. My Ranger was/is being built in the USA still. Of course that don't matter really in some cases unfortunately.
Baxter
Number of posts : 75 Registration date : 2009-08-30 Age : 45 Location : Rockford OH.
Subject: Re: Another interesting insight into Yamaha's long-term strategy Mon Nov 18, 2013 12:51 am
That's awesome.I still think the pioneers of the sxs will make a come back.i've held off from a Can Am because I'm waiting on Yamaha.That's why I finally got tired of the rhino and cut it up.i'll build something to hold me over till they do.The Viking is not my cup of tea. put the Apex engine platform in a sxs and I'll be on board. Lol
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Subject: Re: Another interesting insight into Yamaha's long-term strategy
Another interesting insight into Yamaha's long-term strategy
