Powersports Financing in Craig, CO
If you’ve decided you want to finance your new Can-am®, Polaris®, Ski-Doo or Yamaha, you’re not alone. Seventy percent of buyers finance their motorcycle, ATV, UTV, personal watercraft or snowmobile. With a minimum down payment and approved credit, you can arrange credit financing with us and get out on the road a few hours after picking out your vehicle.
Plus, you can add in all your parts and accessories, apparel, insurance and more. You’ll have everything you need, and you only have to make one monthly payment.
And because we finance more Can-am®, Polaris®, Ski-Doo or Yamaha than anyone else, we understand your special needs. Only someone who knows how you feel when you hit the starter button understands that hitting the road ASAP is your biggest concern. That’s why we make it easy.
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Talk to Craig’s Powersports about financing your motorcycle, ATV, UTV, watercraft or snowmobile with credit, and get out on the road today.
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Yes. Craig Powersports offers financing for motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, personal watercraft and snowmobiles, subject to approved credit and applicable financing terms. Eligible parts, accessories, apparel, insurance and other items may also be included in financing.
Financing options and terms depend on individual credit approval. You can review the requirements and submit an application through our financing page.
Craig Powersports carries entry-level ATVs in the $6,700–$8,300 MSRP range, with online listings that show the full price breakdown before you visit. Current stock includes models from Yamaha and Polaris, with estimated monthly payments shown alongside each unit.
The most accessible options are typically 450cc-class utility ATVs, like the Yamaha Kodiak 450 line, with total out-the-door prices running about $1,200–$1,300 above MSRP and payments starting in the $150s. We carry four OEM brands, including Yamaha and Polaris, so you can compare models side by side. Since our inventory turns over regularly, check our live ATV & UTV inventory page for current stock and pricing rather than any single listing.
Craig Powersports lists every fee on its inventory pages, so you can estimate the real out-the-door price without waiting for a finance-office conversation. On top of MSRP, expect a documentation fee, a freight charge, and an assembly fee — together these typically add about $1,200–$1,300 for an entry-level ATV.
That brings the total to roughly the high-$7,000s to mid-$9,000s for an entry-level ATV, with payments starting around $150–$190/month. That gap is fairly consistent across our ATV listings, so it’s a reasonable planning baseline for any unit on the lot. Financing promotions change monthly, so check our current inventory page for what’s active rather than relying on a fixed number.