2013 Pro Price Quotes I received.

[Boston Racing]

I bought mine from Adrenaline Powersports in California for $1000 less than MSRP. Prices in the midwest can be as much as $500 less, because of reduced shipping cost. None of the dealers on the west coast will match midwest prices, they would be losing money.

Most dealers don't make any money selling sleds, they sell them because it attracts customers, and because Polaris makes them sell a certain number every year to keep their franchise.

If you are negotiating a deal it would be better to not question their price on the sled too much, unless it is way out of line. Ask if they'll give you a discount on future purchases, you'll probably save more money that way.

If the dealer is making less than $500 on a sled, it is hard for them to offer you a meaningfull discount.

If you want a great deal on a '13, wait until this time next year, when Polaris starts offering holdover discounts.

Bill at Adrenaline is great. I would have purchased from him If I lived in the area!

 

[friscospices.com]

11,295.00 OTD 800LE 155 4yr warranty
Taggerts Hinton Ia.

 

[Reg2view]

$10,625 with 4 yr, + $89 doc + your state tax, 155 800 Pro (not Std)

$10,175 with 2 yr, + $89 doc + your state tax, 155 800 Pro (not Std)

Ken's Sports, 920-788-0220, ask for Cody.

 

[Sled Neck]

For those still wanting pricing and who live in or near Idaho (or are willing to travel to), you can still get a instant price quote from snowcheckdirect.com today. They are based in Idaho and have awesome service, prices, and special edition sleds.

Check 'em out for your last minute snow checks.

 

[Pro-8250]

are these out the door prices or?

No, it's before taxes. Most dealers are real close in price.

 

[Pro-8250]

$10,625 with 4 yr, + $89 doc + your state tax, 155 800 Pro (not Std)

$10,175 with 2 yr, + $89 doc + your state tax, 155 800 Pro (not Std)

Ken's Sports, 920-788-0220, ask for Cody.

I don't know where Kens sport is but the two dealers I am dealing with are three hours away from Roseau and they came in at $11,400 for the Pro 155" with the 4-year warranty. Dealers claim they only make $500 on a sled and they all pay the same price, so for me something is not adding up.
Thank's Reg! I am going to call him.

 

[Boston Racing]

I am $89 dollars more than you for a limited 163.

 

[Pro-8250]

I am $89 dollars more than you for a limited 163.

Nice.
The 163" is $300 more than the 155"
The LE is a $150-$200 add one.
I think the dealers here are high. Maybe it's because it costs more to be in business Minnesota? Were three hours from Roseau and we seem to higher than anyone else.



I hope no one is buying into the 2/yr warranty bull.

 

[snoracer25]

Buy from whoever your closest dealer is with the best service. They guy that will know your name when you walk in the door and let you ride his personal demo when yours in for warranty work. If it costs you $200 more, so be it.

 

[ndC7M8]

These prices are all considerably lower than what I'm snowchecking mine for, and I'm getting a PRO 800 LE with blue pannels. I don't know for sure if the price I got is after the North Dakota state tax, but I would guess he was figuring it out to be the end price with tax included. I know several guys that didn't wanna buy their sled's from my dealer last year, and went somewhere like 3 hours away into South Dakota, but now they aren't getting the service and perks that those of us that spend our money locally get. I cringed a little after seeing this prices compared to mine, but the quality of service and the good relationship I have with my dealer and his employees is worth the money.

 

[TNTCOPP]

That was kind of a joke and waste of time - a few hundred higher than three other dealer prices I have.

For those still wanting pricing and who live in or near Idaho (or are willing to travel to), you can still get a instant price quote from snowcheckdirect.com today. They are based in Idaho and have awesome service, prices, and special edition sleds.

Check 'em out for your last minute snow checks.

 

[Demo250]

No, you can get them for way less than that.

No you can't. Not in BC. There is only 1 dealer in all of BC that beats that price with their quote and that is Spectra. (Trust me, I called every dealer in BC when I bought my 2012. I eventually got my local dealer down pretty close to the spectra quote but it took some haggling) I don't know what kinda taxes you pay down south but we pay 12% here.

If we payed MSRP we would pay $15,456 OTD, so based on that... the 14,xxx price is already a deal. (If you can really call it that) And that $15,456 is assuming they don't charge freight or PDI.

 

[rick5150]

Just got quoted 11,750 out the door on a LE white pro 155 with the 4 year and white skis (apparently there just going to give me both sets of skis black and white)

edit.....SNOWCHECKED