Yamaha is ending production of snowmobiles and withdrawing from the market beginning this year. The Japanese company says it will be completely gone from the global snowmobile market by 2025 ...

Yamaha has been producing snowmobiles since the 1960s, but recently announced that it will stop doing so after the 2025 model year. Here are their reasons.

EAST GRAND FORKS -- Of all the old snowmobiles recently on display outside the Blue Moose Bar & Grill in East Grand Forks, few turned more heads than Lowell Machart's bathtub-shaped machine made ...

Yamaha introduced its first snowmobile in 1968, the two-stroke SL350, using knowledge from its existing small engine businesses. Today, it’s one of the biggest names in powersports, ...

Yamaha recently announced on Wednesday that they will no longer be making Snowmobiles. They will stop selling snowmobiles in North America through the 2025 model year. However, many people in the ...

At first, the Japanese one, which already sells only in stock, will get no other Yamaha snowmobile past the 2022 model year currently available. Europe will follow, ...

They departed northern Minnesota on Feb. 13, powering their motorized sleds across a bare minimum of snow before entering Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Now in Quebec, the three “Old Guy ...

Yamaha Motor Co. plans to withdraw from the snowmobile business. According to an announcement made on Wednesday, Yamaha will end sales of snowmobiles in North America through the 2025 model year.

On Wednesday, Yamaha Motor Co. announced it will stop selling snowmobiles after the 2025 model year in North America and after the 2024 model year in Europe. The company is already only selling in ...

Yamaha are good at many things: saxophones, drum kits, pianos etc. but we mostly know them for their motorcycles and they’re good at making those too. It turns out they’re also dab hands at ...

MEDINA, Minn. (FOX 9) - After more than 50 years in the industry, Yamaha Motors has announced it will end its run producing snowmobiles. On Wednesday, the company announced, "Plans for an eventual ...