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Making room for the 2014's??How in the world, or maybe I should say WHY... would any dealer sell a 2013 for a price like this?
Gary
darksider #44
They do but somehow mine fell offSounds good, do the Cal. bikes still have the extra pollution stuff on board?
Dammit man. STOP tempting me. I need to wait until Januaryish to buy my 2013...I just purchased a 2013 from Memphis Cycles for $12,999 + $140 for fees and documents. They have sold 30 bikes and have 4-5 in the warehouse.
https://www.memphiscycles.com/
Other stealers play those games too....TEMECULA Motorsports does the same thing with "delivery" and "set-up" fees......sad thing is some people will pay it!!Chaparral likes to play the stupid games. Yes the bike may be selling for 12,590 but they will add huge fees. I was in there a few weeks ago looking at an FZ1 for my wife. It was a 2012 with a MSRP of 10,590 but it was on sale for 8000. They wanted to add on 960 for delivery and 825 for set up, plus TTL. Total BS if you ask me.
A lot of people don't look at an Out The Door Price. They look at how much do I have to scrape and scrimp together each month to make my payment... They don't shop price, they shop monthly payment. Worse thing you can do is go into a dealership (be it car/truck/bike) and tell them how much you can afford per month...A dealer in my area has started just listing monthly payments on their bikes, where a '13 was cheaper than a non-current '09 AE, guessing the length of the payments were different, but thought it was funny they didn't list the their "asking" price.
Yes, unfortunately that is the way for some, to base it on a monthly payment. Dealers like that alot!A lot of people don't look at an Out The Door Price. They look at how much do I have to scrape and scrimp together each month to make my payment... They don't shop price, they shop monthly payment. Worse thing you can do is go into a dealership (be it car/truck/bike) and tell them how much you can afford per month...A dealer in my area has started just listing monthly payments on their bikes, where a '13 was cheaper than a non-current '09 AE, guessing the length of the payments were different, but thought it was funny they didn't list the their "asking" price.
Easier for me cuz I usually never get to meet a salesperson (anymore),When I shop for cars or bikes, I am usually asked "how much do you want your monthly note to be?" I usually respond, with a straight face, "I'd like my monthly note to be about $25 or less." I've had salesmen walk away from me after I said that.
YUUUP!That's your mistake, right thereI ask the ball and chain..
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