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Used RT prices???
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finless
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If prices on resale do not pick up I will be a one and done I will make the best of what I got for 5yrs (4 1/2 left) under warranty and ride it like I stole it
That's the RIGHT idea.... My .000002 cents
I am riding mine like she is my first love! I have NO desire to trade her in for a "newer model".
She and I are getting "comfortable" with each other....
At my age, you learn to love a woman in a different way than you did in your 20's, 30's etc......
OK... Maybe I am going somewhere else...
Been married 30 years and take it from there...
Maybe you will get what I mean?
But it's relative
Enjoy what you have! The grass is not always greener on the other side..... A new woman always comes with new issues
Some you may not want to deal with at "your time in "your" life".
I bet your Spyder is all you need so enjoy her! Don't "dream" about what could have been! Make today count!
Sorry, I guess I digressed a little
Bob
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IdahoMtnSpyder
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My pricing experience
This past November the local dealer offered me a new, out of the crate, 2013 RT SE5 for $17,700 which figured in the current $2000 rebate. Instead in November I bought a 2013 RT SE5 for $14,000 plus $971 for shipping. It had 615 miles on it. The Wisconsin seller wanted to move it ASAP. My nephew bought a 2010 RT Premier last August for $17,000. It had about 2500 miles on it. This is in Idaho.
This past November the local dealer offered me a new, out of the crate, 2013 RT SE5 for $17,700 which figured in the current $2000 rebate. Instead in November I bought a 2013 RT SE5 for $14,000 plus $971 for shipping. It had 615 miles on it. The Wisconsin seller wanted to move it ASAP. My nephew bought a 2010 RT Premier last August for $17,000. It had about 2500 miles on it. This is in Idaho.
Magdave
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:shocked:
Magdave
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RT LTD 2013 brand new 22999
http://brp.leadersmarine.com/pre_ow...hMax=&feetmeters=feet&newused=B&submit=Search
http://brp.leadersmarine.com/pre_ow...hMax=&feetmeters=feet&newused=B&submit=Search
Dragonrider
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In October, I got $18,500 on a trade for my well farkled 2010 RTS SE5, with just over 9800 on the clock. Well maintained, top condition, and no issues. Still had a little over a year on a 5yr BEST warranty, with original tires. I was very happy with the deal I got.
I did not trade for another Spyder... nor did I get a single call from a Craigslist ad.
I did not trade for another Spyder... nor did I get a single call from a Craigslist ad.
OnVentures
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2011 RTL
Last October I bought a 2011 RTL with 13750 miles for $15500 and thought I got a great deal.
Last October I bought a 2011 RTL with 13750 miles for $15500 and thought I got a great deal.
Jeriatric
Thinks out loud
Seems pretty simple to me
Can't change what is. And what is, is pretty obvious. Either enjoy what you have, or be willing to take the hit for the new have to have. A 25K+ spread to have a similarly equipped '14 in my case makes the decision a no brainer. Ain't no way. And not because I can't afford it.
Can't change what is. And what is, is pretty obvious. Either enjoy what you have, or be willing to take the hit for the new have to have. A 25K+ spread to have a similarly equipped '14 in my case makes the decision a no brainer. Ain't no way. And not because I can't afford it.
SpyderAnn01
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Last April when I traded in my 2010 RTS SM5 with 59,200 miles on it I felt like I was getting hosed. But now it seems like I did rather nicely on that trade.
Bob Denman
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:agree: A VERY good point... :clap: :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
IMO: One of the best explanations in the thread. I think you hit it spot on. :thumbup:
Magdave
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Spyder snobs :gaah::roflblack:
Bob Denman
New member
Hi Dave,
If you'd rather not contribute to the "snobbery" :shocked:; I know of an excellent 2010 RTS, that would make you a GREAT second bike!! :thumbup:
If you'd rather not contribute to the "snobbery" :shocked:; I know of an excellent 2010 RTS, that would make you a GREAT second bike!! :thumbup:
Magdave
New member
Hi Dave,
If you'd rather not contribute to the "snobbery" :shocked:; I know of an excellent 2010 RTS, that would make you a GREAT second bike!! :thumbup:
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I am not in that income bracket :roflblack: ...but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night :clap:
Bob Denman
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The dealer is only asking $15,680 for it...
17,300 miles on it.
It could use a couple of front tires; the rear was re-shod 2,000 miles ago...
17,300 miles on it.
It could use a couple of front tires; the rear was re-shod 2,000 miles ago...
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Blimey Old Boy. Do you have any Grey Poupon? :roflblack:
Bob Denman
New member
I'll have my manservant deliver it to you.:thumbup:
Are you in the Rolls today; or the Rover?
Are you in the Rolls today; or the Rover?
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I'll have my manservant deliver it to you.:thumbup:
Are you in the Rolls today; or the Rover?
Actually, I thought I would take the Bentley for a small ride. Hip Hip and Cheerio. Bloody Good.
Bob Denman
New member
Then, the Bentley it is... :2thumbs:
(We've got a client who just bought one of them... A convertible!)
(We've got a client who just bought one of them... A convertible!)
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