I wonder when Polaris is going to have a fix for the latest fire recall? Sure hope we don't have to run with setting in detune mode all this winter too.
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Actually 12 free bottles is what they send you.........Got the box today.Ooooh one free bottle of treatment. How generous. This can't be the final "fix". Anyone know if this is just the carbon clean with some other adative?
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I'm not seeing any price differences between ski doos and Polaris on the used market. What makes you think this recall had thousands of dollars of value lost to your sledI'm not worried about it blowing up, I'm upset about resale,
I wanted to get something else this year is all.
Poo resale gonna be a lot better this year for turbos than last year. Meanwhile 75 $16,000 Turbo 2024 Lynx are sitting at All Terrain in GJ-- good luck selling one of those used. Same for Skidoo they've got a truckload of those too. Not too many boosts and they are $20,000 or so still. Definitely gonna hold value better this year.I'm not seeing any price differences between ski doos and Polaris on the used market. What makes you think this recall had thousands of dollars of value lost to your sled
Interesting you say this because I too think last year Polaris had their fire sale to get rid of stock while Doo hung on way too long and only recently are lowering prices to clear it out. This season might will be the cheapest year to buy a BRP sled, if desired.Poo resale gonna be a lot better this year for turbos than last year. Meanwhile 75 $16,000 Turbo 2024 Lynx are sitting at All Terrain in GJ-- good luck selling one of those used. Same for Skidoo they've got a truckload of those too. Not too many boosts and they are $20,000 or so still. Definitely gonna hold value better this year.
This is exactly what I am seeingI'd think shoppers on the used market are less brand loyal than those buying new. So if a used Skidoo and used Poo are similar models, mileage, condition, etc. then the market will value them similarly.
Interesting you say this because I too think last year Polaris had their fire sale to get rid of stock while Doo hung on way too long and only recently are lowering prices to clear it out. This season might will be the cheapest year to buy a BRP sled, if desired.
IF you are a snowchecker you should be furious and back out of whatever you had coming and buy a 2024 for $4,000-$7,000 less. No one will buy 2025s while 2024s are sitting on the floor so those will be marked down hard this spring and potentially for sale again next fall. That was one thing I noticed last year is no Polaris dealers had more than 2-3 turbo 2024s on the floor. Interest rates are still high and it seems like snowmobile market is saturated. I wish I was in the market for another sled as I'm guessing I could pick up a sick 2023-2024 turbo sled for $10,000 come spring. Maybe I SHOULD get a backup sled. My primary is a Poo after all...Ski Doo said they over produced last couple years and they're cutting production by 30% this winter. This also matches up when you look at Promos. Ski Doo was offering better deals on holdovers and better finance rates and an extra year of warranty on '25 model years. Like you said, this is great news if you're a BRP customer. Polaris may have to react if they don't want to lose market share, but I think they're trying to protect margin.