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RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - The Spaceman_imp - 01-29-2014
Dealers have more hidden money on new bikes than even they know. There's dealer sales incentive plans, pre-dealer cost points, yada yada yada. That's why they can sell a new '08 in 2013 and still make money on it, after paying "floor-plan" financing on the inventory for four years.
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Find a dealer you like with a good service department, and make s deal that you feel is fair. Somebody will always pay less or more than you, so don't sweat it.
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - bubblerboy64_imp - 01-29-2014
(01-29-2014, 04:27 AM)The Spaceman_imp Wrote: Dealers have more hidden money on new bikes than even they know. There's dealer sales incentive plans, pre-dealer cost points, yada yada yada. That's why they can sell a new '08 in 2013 and still make money on it, after paying "floor-plan" financing on the inventory for four years.
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Find a dealer you like with a good service department, and make s deal that you feel is fair. Somebody will always pay less or more than you, so don't sweat it.
I agree, I probably pay more then I should but I am treated like royalty at the local shop. If it takes a hundred here and there for it I am willing.
Some people seem to think that "car" shopping is a contact sport. If that's what floats your boat go for it. I am in business and I remember those who have not been reasonable with me. I wouldn't expect any other business to be any different.
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - banjobart_imp - 01-29-2014
I would not pay more than MSRP out the door, total for ANY motorcycle. My new 2013 CB1100 cost $10,000 out the door total including everything, so I guess I over paid by a buck, according to my rule of thumb. Offer them MSRP OTD and leave them with your phone number. They will call back.
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - mininsx_imp - 01-30-2014
(01-29-2014, 02:09 AM)Guth_imp Wrote: mininsx, I believe you have indicated that you paid $8700 for your used CB1100. So by what your dealer is telling you, he actually gave someone $8500 for that bike?
I doubt he did that. On my CB1100, a guy bought it, rode it 160 miles and didn't like it and traded it in on a new Suzuki Burgman scooter. I know what he did on my deal when I traded my Vulcan in, though: I paid $6884 for it new, and he gave me $4400 on trade. I couldn't pass it up.
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - the Ferret - 01-30-2014
Wow 160 miles. Older fella I assume since he ended up with a scooter. Shame, he barely gave it one tank of fuel chance. Nostalgia probably drew him in but the reality was not as good as the memory I am assuming.
Do you know the history on the bike? Just curious.
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - SanPete_imp - 01-30-2014
I bought mine with 60 miles used. I guess the CB is not for everyone.
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - LiveToRide_imp - 01-30-2014
I decide what I'm willing to pay and make my offer as the otd price. If they can't do it I go somewhere else
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RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - mininsx_imp - 01-31-2014
(01-30-2014, 02:51 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Wow 160 miles. Older fella I assume since he ended up with a scooter. Shame, he barely gave it one tank of fuel chance. Nostalgia probably drew him in but the reality was not as good as the memory I am assuming.
Do you know the history on the bike? Just curious.
With only 160 miles on it, it didn't have much of a history! I put around 10 on it just on the test ride!
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - HikerToo_imp - 01-31-2014
(01-29-2014, 11:40 AM)banjobart_imp Wrote: I would not pay more than MSRP out the door, total for ANY motorcycle. My new 2013 CB1100 cost $10,000 out the door total including everything, so I guess I over paid by a buck, according to my rule of thumb. Offer them MSRP OTD and leave them with your phone number. They will call back.
I think it depends where you live too, if the area has a lot of high paying jobs prices tend to stay higher....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_locations_by_per_capita_income
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_income
RE: Negotiating OTD price with Dealer - redbirds_imp - 02-04-2014
I received $3700 on my trade which was actual wholesale value for my old bike according to NADA and the dealer dropped the setup and freight charges. I paid $6200 out the door, cash. It took some negotiations to reach this deal. Be firm but reasonable with your counter offers.