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Well, you did pick the worst time to want a 2019 MY bike. As everyone else has said, wait until the market stabilizes.
Is there something special about the 2019's that's not available on the 2018's? (Did they fix the sumping issue yet?)
Yes...On the specials anyway......Now come with the 114 motor and new boom box GTS infotainment system
I'm pretty much partly half-way maybe decided (LOL).
If they fix those faults in the '19 then I'll get a '19 Tri-Glide when I get back to Oz - tooling around Oz on a thumping 1800 cc engined trike = mint!
If they haven't then I'll order a custom built fuel injected Ford 2L engined trike (about 200HP in a 1/2 ton trike = 400HP per ton, **** hot!)
We have a dealership in Olathe, Ks that has “dealer suggested retail price” and they start at $5000 to $6000 over list on most bikes and $12000 over list on CVO’s. They have “fitters” then “sales guys” then “sales managers”
We have a dealership in Olathe, Ks that has “dealer suggested retail price” and they start at $5000 to $6000 over list on most bikes and $12000 over list on CVO’s. They have “fitters” then “sales guys” then “sales managers”
Do they actually sell any bikes at those prices .....?
Or is it just a ploy to eventually get to MSRP, and have the customer think they got a deal.....?
We have a dealership in Olathe, Ks that has dealer suggested retail price and they start at $5000 to $6000 over list on most bikes and $12000 over list on CVOs. They have fitters then sales guys then sales managers
I wouldn't even step foot in a "Stealership" who operated under such an outrageous business model.
Of course you could also let them go first and ask $12k over on the new CVO and then demand $13k over on your trade......seems fair right? LOL.
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