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great question that I don't have the answer. Awsome choice of rides! Welcome to the Forum from Indy. It's a great place to spend time if you can't ride.
I am looking to pill the trigger on a new 2010 Limited. My question is will I get a better price (possible) by saying I will finance for 84 months then pay it off at the first payment due or pay cash up front?
Thanks for any ideas.
Crazy times ahead.Keep the cash where you can find it but if interest is around 5% do not pay it off.Plus if the economy really goes bad let them come and get it and by one for 1/3 the price.
Probably depends on just how motivated the dealer is to sell a bike... Wecome to the forums and good luck with your purchase...Let us know how it works out.
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