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A local dealer has a "new" 2008 that their looking to get 11 something. Any know issues with the 2008 or was there significant changes to 2009? Thanks
Not that I know of. But remember this is a buyer's market and 11 something for a new 2008 is too high in my opinion. Is it an A or AE model? I know there are some good deals going for leftover AE models.A local dealer has a "new" 2008 that their looking to get 11 something. Any know issues with the 2008 or was there significant changes to 2009? Thanks
That's the bike I used to have. Great bike. No major issues. No major difference in the 09. But I paid a little over 12k+ for mine. I think, in a buyer's market, you can get it for less than what they are asking.A local dealer has a "new" 2008 that their looking to get 11 something. Any know issues with the 2008 or was there significant changes to 2009? Thanks
Exactly. You don't care what *his* price is. All you care about it what you can and/or are willing to pay. If you think 11 something is a fair price, buy it. Otherwise, give him your price and see what he says.Thanks for the response. I like your thinking but do you think they'll sell for less than "invoice"? The guy is claiming the 11 is invoice although I saw a new 2008 AE for $9999.
Thanks for the response. I like your thinking but do you think they'll sell for less than "invoice"? The guy is claiming the 11 is invoice although I saw a new 2008 AE for $9999.
I bought my New 2008 2 months ago for 10.6K without TTL, a little over 11K after TTL.Thanks for the response. I like your thinking but do you think they'll sell for less than "invoice"? The guy is claiming the 11 is invoice although I saw a new 2008 AE for $9999.
Doesn't matter what their invoice was. In the end it's a leftover 2008 and it's a buyer's market. Is his "11 something" include the tax, tag, and title fees? If so then it's not too bad but you always want to start your negotiating below what they are asking.
I don't pay MSRP or "retail" price for anything I buy. I refuse too. Let them make their money on the next guy. Each day that bike sits in their shop they are losing money on it period.
Good luck and hopefully you can get it for a good deal.
I recently drove 6 hours to buy my new to me FJR. Sometimes its worth looking outside your area to find a better deal.
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