I am finially ready to buy my first Spyder RT limited . I am not sure if I should wait for the 2013 model , if I knew now that no changes were made I'd pull the trigger now. Suspense sucks... Does anyone know when they will make info public?
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I am finially ready to buy my first Spyder RT limited . I am not sure if I should wait for the 2013 model , if I knew now that no changes were made I'd pull the trigger now. Suspense sucks... Does anyone know when they will make info public?
Late September.
There will be details posted here Sept. 23 :popcorn:
I'm in the same boat.. Hopefully it will be worth the wait on the '13 models....
Patience.... is the one virtue that none of us can wait to acquire! :shocked: :roflblack:
If Lamont can edit his post and bring the date back to 9/23, I will change mine too. :roflblack:
Patience?--I don't got no stinking patience. :roflblack:
I have my insurance settlement in escrow ready to pull the trigger.
Chris
There is a constant state of change some of which is not advertised; never is. BRP knows what systems are less than perfect and they keep tweaking them to make them better.
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Originally Posted by jschw80141
:pray: Lord, give me patience..................and give it to me NOW!
My bad, it is the 23rd.Quote:
Originally Posted by akspyderman
Ahhh.... We thought that you might have been trying to sneak some late-breaking news to us about a delay in the release date... :shocked:
Just my 2 cents but I would wait the 3 1/2 weeks to find out. If you buy a '12 it'll be a model year old in a couple of weeks, which hurts it resale value later. Unless a dealer is blowing it out to make room for the '13 I'd wait, again just my 2 cents...Quote:
Originally Posted by jschw80141
DOC
:agree: I bought my 2010 in January 2011, and got a great deal this way. Waiting has it's advantage sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrAwkward
:agree: You wll get your best deal in Late Oct - Nov if you can wait you will probably save $1,000-$2,000 form the current prices?Quote:
Originally Posted by DrAwkward
Right Now I can get a Basic 2012 RT SM5 for $18,900 and was told He would sell it for 18. If I want to Take a 70 Mile ride the RT SM5 could be had for $17,000 Brand New! Local RT-S Brand new $23,600 and the prices will fall more by FALL:roflblack:!
Regardsless of the New models go to cycletrader.com and Put in your search and zip code and "Have At It!":ohyea:
With the way the machines are apparently selling, I would venture to say that BRP won't make much change in the basic design and features until the present model runs its course. I think they can keep growing their market with cosmetic stuff like colors, options, etc.
It would seem to me that there isn't a huge market above thirty grand, so that would seem to limit 1,500 or 1,800 cc's and a huskier tourer. There is a market there, just not a big enough one IMO.
There may be a market down in the ten to twelve grand area for them. Maybe in the 700-750 cc range with fewer bells and whistles. If I was their marketing guru that is probably where I would be looking.
No problem Lamont: I got it covered above. I hit the wrong keys sometimes too!
Meeee tooooooo :opps:
Don't wait! Do what we just did in July...buy two 2012's and then ride like the wind until winter! LOL!:ohyea: