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And then that's no room for the sales tax, doc fees, title transfer and plates.
I'll be that guy. .... I call BS... forget pics of the bike, I say pics of the invoice or it didn't happen
No sales tax in my state. There is literally two charges on my invoice, one being $21,500 for the bike and $275.00 for the doc fees. Which brought my OTD to $21,775.
Killjoy!!
I think it was outstanding.........................
Yeah. Don't let them fool you. 21K OTD is no where near average.
Average is closer to 24-25K at MSRP (color) + Freight, setup, and Doc fees. Taxes extra.
Some are able to get doc/freight/setup dropped and/or 1K under MSRP or what have you, but it almost always ends up in that 23699 range-ish OTD no matter how it's dealt.
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