Deanna777
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I got the prices from BRP Website. Deanna
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2015 RT on Sales Floor
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Deanna777
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I am also keeping my Cognac( Pumpkin Spice as Bob would say :roflblack
Deanna
Deanna777
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:agree: DeannaI heard our favorite color recently described as "Pumpkin Spice"...
It fits the time of year much better! :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
There has been some confusion about pricing from time to time. The BRP website allows for either the Canadian version or the US version to be shown. On my screen, the version is in the upper right hand corner. The Canadian version shows price in Canadian $'s--which currently show the Canadian :spyder2:'s as higher priced than US due to the currency exchange rates. I believe at the beginning of the model roll out for 2015 some of the descriptions of the :ani29:'s were different, depending which version you were looking at. I keep the US version on my favorites page now in case I want to look something up or verify.
Bob Denman
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I've been caught "between sites", a couple of times; I now keep the U.S. version, close by at all times also! :thumbup:
PMK
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The Red Special Series RTs is a great look. Adds a bit of "tough" as it follows trends in automotive styles currently offered, and is complimented by the shorter windscreen.
Almost appears to be the more middle ground between the F3 and an RT Limited.
As for those enjoying the Cognac or other 2014 colors, those too seemed very current trend in automotive colors offered at the time they were introduced. Also, in my opinion, not every color would work with the two tone black, some of the colors are very good and classy over the entire vehicle. Cognac I believe is one.
FWIW, if you care to compare, the pearl red is available on two RT models, RTs Special Series and the RTs. The difference in appearance is the RTs is all red with some silver accents, which honestly look a bit out of place. The Special Series, while the same red, has a black headlight trim, black frunk lid, black fenders and more black through the driver area and aft. Males you almost wonder if you have a black Spyder with red trime, or red Spyder with black trim.
Again, the Red / Black theme is another automotive style. It seems the combination has been around several years from the oem's and is phasing out. As for the hot rod guys, the black red may come and go but still remains a classic mix. (sure beats that orange or green they offer on some models, those bikes look like they were designed by a person that designs womans running shoes)
PK
Almost appears to be the more middle ground between the F3 and an RT Limited.
As for those enjoying the Cognac or other 2014 colors, those too seemed very current trend in automotive colors offered at the time they were introduced. Also, in my opinion, not every color would work with the two tone black, some of the colors are very good and classy over the entire vehicle. Cognac I believe is one.
FWIW, if you care to compare, the pearl red is available on two RT models, RTs Special Series and the RTs. The difference in appearance is the RTs is all red with some silver accents, which honestly look a bit out of place. The Special Series, while the same red, has a black headlight trim, black frunk lid, black fenders and more black through the driver area and aft. Males you almost wonder if you have a black Spyder with red trime, or red Spyder with black trim.
Again, the Red / Black theme is another automotive style. It seems the combination has been around several years from the oem's and is phasing out. As for the hot rod guys, the black red may come and go but still remains a classic mix. (sure beats that orange or green they offer on some models, those bikes look like they were designed by a person that designs womans running shoes)
PK
Bob Denman
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Question: Where are you finding those "Specials" on the website? :dontknow:
I'm just not finding them...
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I'm just not finding them...
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Quote from PMK above: "Again, the Red / Black theme is another automotive style. It seems the combination has been around several years from the oem's and is phasing out. As for the hot rod guys, the black red may come and go but still remains a classic mix. (sure beats that orange or green they offer on some models, those bikes look like they were designed by a person that designs womans running shoes)"
PK
Here is a 2009 in black/red.
PK
Here is a 2009 in black/red.
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Question: Where are you finding those "Specials" on the website? :dontknow:
I'm just not finding them...
You have to play around with the color combos in the "build a bike" section of the page. You may have to re-set your computer pixels to get it to work--maybe not though, with your new rig.
Bob Denman
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No specs; but it IS tinted. 
PMK
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Quote from PMK above: "Again, the Red / Black theme is another automotive style. It seems the combination has been around several years from the oem's and is phasing out. As for the hot rod guys, the black red may come and go but still remains a classic mix. (sure beats that orange or green they offer on some models, those bikes look like they were designed by a person that designs womans running shoes)"
PK
Here is a 2009 in black/red.
Exactly, black with red works real well. The oem auto makers were using the scheme for several recent years and are now not using it as much.
That Spyder looks real nice. Our Tandem mountain bike is a metallic black with red accents. In the aftermarket the black / red is alive and well and will never go out of style.
Done correctly, there are some other great combinations. Yellow with purple, White with some red, Gray with yellow, White with some magenta. And for some folks, black with some yellow, blue / white combinations, red with silvers and as shown black and silver.
PK
Bob Denman
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This might just be the best combination of Red, Black, and raw horsepower ever: the LS6-equipped Chevelle SS! :bowdown: 
johnnyrocket
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You have good taste Bob!
wolphspyder
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Looks nice, but I think I will stick with my '14......very happy with It :2thumbs:
PMK
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Yes Sir, hot rod guys will always be fine with Black / red or as shown, red with black.
PK
Bob Denman
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:shocked: VERY nice! :clap: :2thumbs:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
It could happen. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
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