Who ordered a 2026?

[High Voltage]

I was told I had to choose now. Also, if I didn't choose 4 year, it reverted to a 1 year. Is that what they told you? If I could get 2 year, I would take 2k trade in. If I got sleds sold, I would take 4 year. This is like talking to a plumber on in floor heat run footage. Everyone has a different answer.

My conversation was over the phone, and he made it sound like I could decide what I wanted when the sled arrived. I’ll have to check on that tomorrow.

 

[sledderbill]

My conversation was over the phone, and he made it sound like I could decide what I wanted when the sled arrived. I’ll have to check on that tomorrow.

I spring checked Thursday and I can confirm that the decision had to be made at time of order. Trade value won’t be determined until you pick up your new sled. The trade credit offer is tempting though as these sleds are hard to sell privately, but…4 year warranty should make the new sled easier to sell on the next go around? Catch 22.
I went with 4 year warranty hoping i can get my 23 sold for a decent price.

 

[NHRoadking]

Opted for the 4 year warranty. Dealer said I had to choose when I signed. Otherwise, it was just a one year warranty.

I keep my sleds 2-3 years. It always help me sell or trade the old sled when it has some warranty left. Love that Doo brought back the 4 year warranty.

 

[High Voltage]

I was told I had to choose now. Also, if I didn't choose 4 year, it reverted to a 1 year. Is that what they told you? If I could get 2 year, I would take 2k trade in. If I got sleds sold, I would take 4 year. This is like talking to a plumber on in floor heat run footage. Everyone has a different answer.

Talk to the dealer today he said there is a spot in which to pick now but when the sled comes in, he claims you can change if you want to, but as for now I have the four-year warranty.

 

[christopher]

A FOUR YEAR warranty on a new Turbo IS very Tempting!

 

[caper11]

A FOUR YEAR warranty on a new Turbo IS very Tempting!

And hopefully that stays on further MY’s. It’s hurting the used market not having warranty on a turbo.

 

[Paul G]

Lets put this into perspective; if you can afford to buy a turbo....you can afford the repairs

 

[turboless terry]

Always love it when someone, who doesn't know me, tells me what I can afford.

 

[mn.nytronut]

First off let me list my credentials.
I have a keyboard and internet access.
I have purchased more than 1 snowmobile.
I have ridden more than one snowmobile.
I identify as an unpaid, unsolicited expert, (therefore I am right on all matters).
I have rarely gotten off a snowmobile (on my own terms) that I didn't have a huge smile on my face.
Ride on and enjoy my friends!
I humbly submit my application for becoming an official Snowest forum agitator.

 

[caper11]

Lol, seems like someone is stuck in the aftermarket turbo build days like the other used market turbo tire kickers, who don’t want to pay for a used turbo, because it has no warranty and are scared of repair bills.

 

[jcjc1]

And hopefully that stays on further MY’s. It’s hurting the used market not having warranty on a turbo.

the length of warranty offered is prolly directly related to brp’s snowcheck prediction for the upcoming year.

 

[BAndersonPolaris]

I just ordered last Friday and I was told I had to choose now as well.