In Season 155 Fair Price

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Guys,

What would be considered a fair price on an in season 155 Axys Pro RMK i am casually shopping but any number i am given on the phone is just MSRP


thanks for any and all help

 

[NoSoup4U]

I just paid $11,900 for a 163 in season model. That was with the "good neighbor, long time customer" discount. Dealership owner lives two houses from me and I've been doing business with him for over 20 years...

 

[szotty]

Where located my dealer in northeast wi is usually 1000 or close off Msrp

 

[shattuck]

I just paid $11,900 for a 163 in season model. That was with the "good neighbor, long time customer" discount. Dealership owner lives two houses from me and I've been doing business with him for over 20 years...

If that's out the door that's a great price. I just paid 12440 for a 163 out the door according to the dealers at 11900 they sold it below invoice.

 

[CO Powder]

I had two ~local dealers agree to sell at 12,500, for an in season 800 155 pull start. $12,200 if I drove 6 hours to Denver. 11,900 is below invoice on a 163 but if the dealer moves enough inventory they get incentives back so they didn't lose because they wont end up paying dealer invoice.

 

[Nooby]

Bought mine from dealer stock $12490 155 e-start 2 year warranty extra bogey wheel kit for the track.

 

[NoSoup4U]

I agree $11,900 was a deal. That included freight and set-up. It's a long story how I got that price but basically my neighbor knew I wasn't in the market for a new sled this year. He had over 30 in- season Axys's in crates and still had holdover 15's on the floor at a great price. He was afraid that he was going to get stuck with a bunch of inventory, so he told me he would make me a killer deal. He said he wasn't making a penny on the deal, and I believe him. I should note that I also bought several hundred dollars worth of accessories after I bought the sled, so he did make some money off the deal.