Snow check question?

[Bigrock33]

When you snow check a sled now, are the prices, incentives, etc the same everywhere, every dealer, or is there still the ability to negotiate? If negotiable, what good prices are there on the 2010 FX Nytro MTX SE 162 in black?

 

[robrstopr]

Yamaha doesn't offer a snow check option anymore. Its more of a coupon/ agreement to buy. Not worthy of anything...no better deals on early commitment, except you'll be one of the first to get the new iron delivered.

 

[dmack]

i saw an ad that with the coupon to buy you got a 4 year bumper to bumper warrenty for commiting to buy in the spring

 

[Bigrock33]

Thanks all - I would assume then that pricing is negotiable.

 

[Calvin42]

Thanks all - I would assume then that pricing is negotiable.

Yes, always. If not, find another dealer that will. In this economy MSRP is for the birds.

 

[Norcalsnow]

Yamaha doesn't offer a snow check option anymore. Its more of a coupon/ agreement to buy. Not worthy of anything...no better deals on early commitment, except you'll be one of the first to get the new iron delivered.

It dosent guarentee you'll be the first to get one or that youll get one at all. You get a coupon now for extended warranty that will be redemed when you make your final purchase next season. First person to pay for the sled gets the sled. Yamaha has allotted dealers a certain number of se sleds. The rest are basicly 09 models with a tunnel upgrade. It dosent matter if the dealer gives out 100 coupons if he only gets 5 se models you better be the first one at your dealership if you want one.

Yamaha is also cutting back production this year to allow dealers to sell down their inventories. The biggest deals will be on remaining 08 - 09 models. Our allotted order was cut in half from last year. I have no doubt(even with tough economy) that I will sell out of 2010 year sleds before the next season really gets started.