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Kawasaki Launches Home Delivery
Program
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n light of recent stay-at-home orders,
travel restrictions and social distanc-
ing recommendations in response to
the Covid-19 pandemic, participating
dealers are now able to deliver Kawa-
saki products directly to your home or
business. Kawasaki says its goal is to
help facilitate purchases of Kawasaki
products by those who cannot or may
not wish to visit a dealership. These
products include vehicles, parts, ac-
cessories and apparel.
Kawasaki added that is dealer net-
work is committed to providing a first-
rate experience for vehicle deliveries,
replicating as closely as possible the
vehicle pickup experience at a dealership. Vehicle
inspections will be performed at the dealership prior
to delivery, and all required delivery checklists will be
completed in the buyer's presence. The vehicle will
be delivered by trained dealership personnel who
can provide a thorough briefing on vehicle operation,
maintenance and safety information, and not by a
third-party delivery services or common carriers.
Parts, accessories and apparel will be delivered
via third-party services or common carriers. Deliv-
ery for parts and accessories ends May 31, 2020,
and other limitations may apply.
Due to variations in state and local stay-at-home
orders, home delivery of vehicles may be unavail-
able in some areas. Contact your local dealer for
additional information and to confirm that they are
able to offer home delivery.
For more information, visit www.kawasaki.com. CN
Kawasaki has
launched its new
home delivery
program.
Yamaha Announces Remote
Vehicle Purchasing
Y
amaha Motor Corp., USA,
launched an all-new "Deliver
Your Ride" program supporting
Yamaha dealers that are able
to complete vehicle purchases
remotely and then deliver the
product directly to customers.
The new program includes ATV,
side-x-side, motorcycle and
snowmobile products, and is
available nationwide wherever
dealers can legally and safely
participate.
"Yamaha is working hard to
support our dealer network and
their customers during these
difficult times," said Steve Nessl,
Yamaha's Motorsports group
marketing manager. "It's not
business-as-usual for anyone,
yet we know people may still
want to buy and enjoy new Ya-
maha products where possible
and appropriate based on their
