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F3S - New vs Used - What are the going prices now?
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I got my 2015 F3 SM6 last month for $16000
Chupaca
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Depends....
wow....hard to say. It would depend on the dealer, where he is, where you are, conditions etc etc etc....Check with the Kelley Blue book and NADA for some reference numbers and then call around to see. Both have sites where you can enter your state or others to see the differnce....:thumbup:
wow....hard to say. It would depend on the dealer, where he is, where you are, conditions etc etc etc....Check with the Kelley Blue book and NADA for some reference numbers and then call around to see. Both have sites where you can enter your state or others to see the differnce....:thumbup:
Was that with any options added, or for the base F3-S? (SE or SM?)
F3-S with no options. SM6. I want to be able to option with the things I want and need, so I opted for no options. And it was an all cash deal and they still wouldn't budge any more. Only reason I went for it is because it was the color scheme I wanted in a'15 model.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Pricing on any motorcycle, new or used, is mostly a crapshoot. What you end up really paying (out the door price with or without trade) has to do with how hungry, devious, cooperative the dealer is. Part 2: You must do due diligence to make sure that you are getting the best price. Lots of tricks involved here and there are several threads that cover this in detail.
The price you are "happy" with when you drive off the lot should be the "best" price you could have paid. I don't recommend looking back after that point. One can always find a "better" price after the fact. Twenty, twenty hindsight kicks in big time.
Buyers remorse, after the fact, should not happen. :thumbup:
The price you are "happy" with when you drive off the lot should be the "best" price you could have paid. I don't recommend looking back after that point. One can always find a "better" price after the fact. Twenty, twenty hindsight kicks in big time.
Buyers remorse, after the fact, should not happen. :thumbup:
siny10309
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what did you get? don't see any model in your signature.
Beachbum
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I got the 2015 f3s, sm6 black and chrome. It was the color and transmission that I wanted. The f3t is very nice but I like the edgy look of the one that I got. I just know that I paid too much and am kicking myself for it. Hopefully I wont feel as foolish after it gets delivered. I will be posting some pics soon.
Retired 2012
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OTD prices VS tag price
Just make sure you are comparing the same things, apples to apples
Just make sure you are comparing the same things, apples to apples
Think like anything new.... considering the F3 came out in late 2014, so not much wiggle room on the new kid on the
block for a while. Having the extra year added to warranty (or was it +2) is nice for whenever I sell it. (Worth its weight
in gold to have coverage like a new unit... low miles, let the 1st buyer eat the depreciation). OH MAN, that's ME!
block for a while. Having the extra year added to warranty (or was it +2) is nice for whenever I sell it. (Worth its weight
in gold to have coverage like a new unit... low miles, let the 1st buyer eat the depreciation). OH MAN, that's ME!
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