Kawasaki Motors Corp, manufacturer of motorcycles, ATVs, utility vehicles and personal watercraft, with premier powersport industry products like the Ninja sportbikes, classic Vulcan cruisers, ATV and Mule 4x4's and JET SKI water craft.
Kawasaki USA (kawasaki.com) has 29 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.7 out of 5.
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Jim
Bought 2023 Mule SX from Ridenow in Concord,NC. Had problems with machine from day one. I cant say enough Bad things about the dealership. On the other hand Kawasaki customer service has had my back throughout this ordeal. I appreciate their professionalism and diligence. They care.
Nik
Kawasaki zxr6 del 1999 comprata nuova e usata per 20 anni e 25.000 Km. Mai avuto nessun problema. Mai. Nemmeno una lampadina bruciata!!! Moto eccezionale. Affidabilità da 10 e lode
Jenny W.
Super Hersteller! Gutes Design und toller Preis.
George W.
Found oil in my jet ski engine compartment in march 2022. I brought it to the Kawasaki dealer power lodge on April 05. Its December 15 still not running. They have done over $7000 in repairs. I have asked for a new engine Kawasaki says no. This thing will never be right. Their service is among the worst i have experienced. If it ever gets out of service i am flipping to SeeDoo.
Kamran
Simply Amazing motorcycles... What else can I say?
Tobias Tange Kristensen A.
great bikes what else can i say
Jodie B.
I bought a Teryx and have had nothing but problems with it. This is the 3rd time it has been in @ Edwards for repair. Now they are rebuilding the motor because it blew up. This is how you treat someone that paid that much money for a machine. We have made two payments right now and have not even had it at our house. It only has 600 miles on it. Now they are saying we will have to pay for some of the labor and that we are lucky. Lucky because we can't even ride a machine that we are paying for and you don't have to. How is this acceptable?
Jake B.
I have a 2020 krx. I love the machine. But we ride in mesquite Nevada and going over a rock section on the trail about 100 yards past it I noticed the machine was overheating. Like 260 deg. I only had 200 miles of flat road riding before this section of trail. The over flow jug was puking coolant out. And I noticed the cooling fan was not running it looked like it was trying to run but not. And when it did start it’s like it got momentary voltage and would just start up and coast to a stop again. Finally after turning the key on and off multiple times the fan started to work then the engine started to cool down. I believe there must have been a air bubble in there somewhere and going over that rock section brought it loose or something and then Vapor locked the water pump or something I put a half a water bottle of water back in it and everything seem to recover. And my friend who was riding with us had a brand new 2021 with 50 miles on it and 1 mile down the trail from where I had my issue he did the same thing but never would recover ended up destroying the engine. So I ended up dragging him to the destination we were going to spend the night and all the way home a total of 130 miles. He took it to his dealer where we had both bought our machines from. The dealer is an amazing dealer a great guy and a very very personal experience to buy from. But two payments later on his machine and still has no answers or any end in sight of getting it fixed and put back in his garage. I wish some answers could come and also figure out what we are going to do with my machine because it also got as hot as his did. The dealer has contacted Kawasaki multiple times but no answers are coming back to him to get this machine fixed that he paid $20,000 for so he can at least use it instead of sitting at the dealer waiting for answers on what they are going to do. In my opinion as hot as it got a whole complete engine, it actually melted a sensor in the front of the engine it got so hot. I feel that he needs a new complete engine installed in that machine rather than a rebuild I don’t see what the issue is with sending a new engine on a machine that only has 70 miles on it. I don’t feel that is wrong to do and my machine only had 200 miles on it I feel there needs to be something done with it also.
