Holdover 2015
- Thread starter Escmanaze
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ha ha!! good question. I suppose it depends on exactly what the sled is and then relative to me only, how great the deal is, would also be relative to just how far I have to travel to get it (I'm in Utah.)
So let's just look at a baseline for reference. The folks up in Rexburg are offering a brand new 2016 Axys Pro for 10,600. I would buy the extra warranty for $600 and then pay sales tax and be out the door.
So my perfect dream miracle might look something like this: Let's say I can find a 2015 somewhere and that 2015 is miraculously not a pro, but just a standard RMK. The RMK is about a grand less MSRP than a pro and let's say a 2015 should be about a grand less than a 2016. So there's a 2015 standard RMK sitting on the floor and the guy will sell it to me for 8,600, tack on 600 for extra warranty, and then sales tax and I'm out.
There's the dream in my mind. Seems like a one in a million shot. Then again, if the guy has the sled in his showroom, it also seems like a one in a million shot that he's going to sell it for 9500 when anybody could go up to Rexburg and get a year newer sled, with the new chassis, and it's a pro, for just a grand more. So if a guy had one of these around, I feel like the price I'm mentioning would be pretty reasonable from a market perspective, but I also have to imagine that he would be taking a bath to sell it for 8600.
So let's just look at a baseline for reference. The folks up in Rexburg are offering a brand new 2016 Axys Pro for 10,600. I would buy the extra warranty for $600 and then pay sales tax and be out the door.
So my perfect dream miracle might look something like this: Let's say I can find a 2015 somewhere and that 2015 is miraculously not a pro, but just a standard RMK. The RMK is about a grand less MSRP than a pro and let's say a 2015 should be about a grand less than a 2016. So there's a 2015 standard RMK sitting on the floor and the guy will sell it to me for 8,600, tack on 600 for extra warranty, and then sales tax and I'm out.
There's the dream in my mind. Seems like a one in a million shot. Then again, if the guy has the sled in his showroom, it also seems like a one in a million shot that he's going to sell it for 9500 when anybody could go up to Rexburg and get a year newer sled, with the new chassis, and it's a pro, for just a grand more. So if a guy had one of these around, I feel like the price I'm mentioning would be pretty reasonable from a market perspective, but I also have to imagine that he would be taking a bath to sell it for 8600.
FWIW I paid $9k for a holdover 15 Pro this January. I seem to remember some WA dealers selling them for $9k as well.
I think Kurts was down to 8795 at one point OTD IIRC (no sales tax in MT), no extra warranty or anything of course... as we approach the next season I expect they go up but Polaris has like a $1K incentive for holdover sleds that just came in the mail for my wife directly from Polaris so that should make the price about the same. Sweet deal if you can get one for under or around 9K this time of year new with warranty...
