01-10-2017, 12:23 PM
(01-10-2017, 09:19 AM)Sam Mac_imp Wrote:(01-10-2017, 08:49 AM)uscgmac_imp Wrote: The Harley CVOs can be purchased for under msrp, often dealers will heavily discount them and whether you like them or not they hold a higher resale value than most bikes out there.
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Don't tell me about how Harleys hold there value, I've owned a Night Rod and a Road Glide Ultra, took a bath on both. I will never buy a Harley again. Night Rod was the worst POS bike I have ever owned.
Don't tell me about how Harleys hold there value, I've owned a Night Rod and a Road Glide Ultra, took a bath on both. I will never buy a Harley again. Night Rod was the worst POS bike I have ever owned. Sorry you took a loss. The night rod was a terrible seller and barely considered a Harley so of coarse you lost money on that one. Your other Harley is another story. Don't know what your dealings were. In all respect, Harleys do hold their value. I've owned five and did not take a bath on any of them. The CVOs hold a greater value for resale and trade then the regular line up.
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If i traded my 2014 Ultra i would loose about 1/4 of the msrp. If i traded in my 2014 CB1100 i would loose more than half of the msrp.
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Also their are so many variables involved. Location, time of year, mileage, price of bike your trading up for, whether the dealer is willing to work with you, dealer inventory and so on. I just happened to do ok because I planned for most of these variables.
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