Yamaha Appoint New Dealer

For All-Terrain Vehicle range

24 August 2026

Garry and Grant Coward of Highland Leisure Sport Ltd

Yamaha Motor UK has announced the appointment of Highland Leisure Sport Ltd as its new authorised All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) dealer for the Scottish Highlands.

The manufacturer says this move highlights their long-term commitment to providing robust, uninterrupted service to local estate managers, commercial operators and farmers, .

Operating from Unit 20, Cromarty Firth Industrial Park in Invergordon, Highland Leisure Sport will serve as the region’s dedicated hub for Yamaha ATV sales, full workshop servicing, genuine parts, and accessories

In a statement the manufacturer said, “The appointment ensures that existing Yamaha owners across the Highlands experience complete continuity in warranty work, routine maintenance, and replacement parts, as well as full access to Yamaha’s latest utility ATV lineup.”

They continued, “With deep roots in the Highland agricultural community and an established in-house servicing infrastructure, Highland Leisure Sport was selected to elevate dealer standards and ensure local customer needs are met with speed and reliability.”

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