2002 Kawasaki Prairie 650
The numbers
Where the price sits
A comparable set is anchored on this machine's odometer, and this listing does not publish one. There may well be machines like it on the board — there is just no way to line this one up against them. The ask is shown on its own instead.
A comparable is the same make, model, year and trim, within 3,999 miles of this odometer and 500 miles of this dealer. Unpriced listings are ignored, this one is excluded, and a dealer posting the same machine twice counts once.
Who is selling it
What they say about it
Until recently, most ATV designers have taken a rather conventional approach to sport utility ATV design. Build a sturdy chassis that rides on an advanced four-wheel suspension system, install a reliable single cylinder engine, give it powerful brakes and mount some convenient cargo racks on the front and rear fenders. It’s a good idea that doesn’t need fixing. There is a logical next step, however, and Kawasaki has ushered in the new era of ATV design with the 2002 Prairie 650 sport utility ATV, featuring the industry’s first V-twin engine.