Anyone else hear this? That would make a $15K Summit $18K next year. NA. However. Used sled prices go up also. For reference: I sold my 2021 146 Freeride with 901 miles for $250 less than I paid new. We are in a crazy world boys.
Hearing 20% price increases next year on new sleds?
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man I sure hope not, I was hoping for 10% or less
One thing for certain is that the price increases will be substantial.........sadly none of this had to happen.
If that's true I won't be buying a new sled any time soon. I paid $12k for a used '21 G4 Summit 154 with 700 miles on it last year and thought that was a tad high but looking at prices these days of used sleds I think I got a helluva deal on mine.
That would suck but I bet they could increase 30% and they would still sell everything they can make.
you are an idiot. So you are saying that when the economy was at its peak ski doo said wth lets raise the sled prices on sleds 2 years from now by 20%?
Before you throw the idiot phrase out there, fall of 20 can mean clear up through December. You do no they release sleds middle of February of 21 for the 22 models to be snowchecked. Literally a month and a half away. Do you think they just come up with a price one day before?
Now who is the idiot for calling someone an idiot.
Now who is the idiot for calling someone an idiot.
Gotta realize: EVERYTHING is going up in prices. It is all relative. New sled prices go up. Used sled prices go up for resale to buy new ones. Shop rates are going up. I am selling used parts for CONSIDERABLY more than what I was 2 years ago. Manufacturers are no longer supporting parts for older sleds, in an effort to build new ones. If a person is in an industry where they are NOT making more than two years ago, then they are in the wrong industry. Of course, it will eventually all come to a huge crushing horrible end.......
Max is many things.
But make no mistake, he is NO IDIOT.
He is WELL VERSED in this industry!
When brp had a virtual meeting with all the dealers a month or so ago, we were told to expect a 2-3k price increase across the board. We'll know soon enough I guess
That will thin the spring-order herd.
Not if they come out with a new chassis or shed shed 30 pounds on the old one.
UGH.
Wow, that's insane.
...but hey, a guy with soft feelings wearing a dress can pee and get dressed in a womans restroom and we don't have to worry about all those hurtful mean tweets.
More that your math from 2020 to 2022 can actually encompass 14 months at this point rather than 24 months if using the real time frame instead of just fiscal year.
Personally, Yes, our farm and fertilizer, equipment suppliers DID know in that time frame we were headed for hard times and planned adjustments accordingly in every way possible.
We are also currently expecting to see things continue to get much worse, not better based off our supply inventory and cuts we will have to make that will end up in more food shortages than you currently anticipate.
We are in a time where we are receiving record prices for goods, but those are being consumed by even higher input costs.
This will take time to recover from and we’re not to a recovery point yet.
Personally, Yes, our farm and fertilizer, equipment suppliers DID know in that time frame we were headed for hard times and planned adjustments accordingly in every way possible.
We are also currently expecting to see things continue to get much worse, not better based off our supply inventory and cuts we will have to make that will end up in more food shortages than you currently anticipate.
We are in a time where we are receiving record prices for goods, but those are being consumed by even higher input costs.
This will take time to recover from and we’re not to a recovery point yet.
When pigs fly...
I didn't say it was likely.
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