What is a good price for a 2014 CB 1100?

[Kung Fu Joe_imp]

Hello,

I'm currently shopping for a leftover (new) CB 1100. What is a good price to pay? Most of them are listed from $8000-$8999 in my area.

When I say price I mean all/any fees etc, minus tax and registration.

Has anyone bought one recently?

Thanks.

[ss2wheels_imp]

you are right in there,I think without your local tax & tag fee mid 8's is a fair figure. There are a lot of the 14 STD out there, you should be able to make that deal

[Lord Popgun]

Kung Fu's area is Vermont for those who know that area.

[Xyzzy_imp]

FWIW, the 2014 standard is easily worth the full MSRP, so anything less (IMO) is a steal!

[Kung Fu Joe_imp]

FWIW, the 2014 standard is easily worth the full MSRP, so anything less (IMO) is a steal!

[JustPassinThru_imp]

Hello,

I'm currently shopping for a leftover (new) CB 1100. What is a good price to pay? Most of them are listed from $8000-$8999 in my area.

When I say price I mean all/any fees etc, minus tax and registration.

Has anyone bought one recently?

Thanks.

There's another thread here, including a link to Cycle Trader, listing a new CB for sale for $6499. In Pennsylvania.

http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2013-...-114430616

It might be a bait-and-switch; but a phone call or email wouldn't hurt.

[Kung Fu Joe_imp]

Hello,

I'm currently shopping for a leftover (new) CB 1100. What is a good price to pay? Most of them are listed from $8000-$8999 in my area.

When I say price I mean all/any fees etc, minus tax and registration.

Has anyone bought one recently?

Thanks.

There's another thread here, including a link to Cycle Trader, listing a new CB for sale for $6499. In Pennsylvania.

http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2013-...-114430616

It might be a bait-and-switch; but a phone call or email wouldn't hurt.

There's another thread here, including a link to Cycle Trader, listing a new CB for sale for $6499. In Pennsylvania.

http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2013-...-114430616

It might be a bait-and-switch; but a phone call or email wouldn't hurt.
Oh thank you. I should have specified in my post... Its gotta gotta gotta be black. My mistake. I called on the one in IN for $6999, you have to show up in person to fill out the paperwork... too far for me.

[widude]

I'd start with a search on Cycletrader, many dealers list their bikes on there. One has to look at procurement costs, not worth it to travel 5 hours one way to save $200. You may need a one way ride anyway.

You may have to add a bunch to listed prices, some can be dealer shenanigans. I paid right at $8800 out the door for my 2014 CB1100 'standard' just a month ago. It was an easy transaction from a dealer 40 miles away. I don't consider my price a 'steal', but ballpark anyway.

My dealer is also within reach if I have any issues the 1st year, with a good reputation. Even though any dealer can service the bike under warranty, it's usually easier from the selling dealership.

[Kung Fu Joe_imp]

I agree that it's worth it to buy locally if you can... At least if the price was within a few hundred dollars.

Was that $8800 the before tax cost?

I'd start with a search on Cycletrader, many dealers list their bikes on there. One has to look at procurement costs, not worth it to travel 5 hours one way to save $200. You may need a one way ride anyway.

You may have to add a bunch to listed prices, some can be dealer shenanigans. I paid right at $8800 out the door for my 2014 CB1100 'standard' just a month ago. It was an easy transaction from a dealer 40 miles away. I don't consider my price a 'steal', but ballpark anyway.

My dealer is also within reach if I have any issues the 1st year, with a good reputation. Even though any dealer can service the bike under warranty, it's usually easier from the selling dealership.

[veech_imp]

Kung Fu Joe - just curious, is that just a cool name or are you involved in MA? I ask because I am a student of the arts myself...