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I'm sure the bad winter was partly responsible, but the poor economy was likely also responsible.
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I was rounding down on purpose. It's insane as hell for a toy. Much less for one you will only get to use sparingly for 3-4 months a year...IF you are lucky. I'm not interested in making a poo
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I also don’t buy the price of the sled making any difference as the market has been flat for so long and the fact that value sleds are never hard to find. The top end expensive ones usually are. If pr
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All totaled, snowmobile sales across the planet for the 2024 selling season dipped 9.7 percent to 112,650 units, according to numbers released recently by the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA)
Total U.S. new snowmobile sales were 51,987 units. That represents a 2.97 percent decrease over the 53,553 tallied during the 2023 selling season. For context, new snowmobile sales in the U.S. over the past 15 years averaged 52,963 per year.
In the U.S., the Midwest accounted for 42 percent of total sales, while the West sat at 38 percent and the Northeast at 20 percent, ISMA reported. Snowmobile registrations sat at a solid 1,214,253 in the U.S., which represents a 4 percent decrease.
In Canada, sales of new snowmobiles plummeted to their second lowest number since 1986. The country reported 38,599 new units sold compared to 48,252 a year earlier. That’s a dramatic 20 percent fall-off and the fewest annual sales reported since 37,670 new snowmobiles were retailed in model year 2010.
https://snowgoer.com/news/bad-winter-causes-snowmobile-sales-to-trend-downward/32554/