How much to ask?

[gerald37]

For the last few years I have been trading Goldwings for a new one about every three years. I would have about 50,000 miles on them and trade for around 5,000 dollars. I don't think I can do that with a Spyder.

 

[Spyder Insyder]

Also, keep in mind that the Spyder is a very specialized vehicle, and as such the market segment is much smaller than for most conventional two wheelers. Fewer buyers means slower sales.
I agree that this may be the worst time to sell. The riding season is over, and BRP is offering deep discounts on remaining 2018's. I bought a 2018 RTL last month that had an MSRP of 31,000 and paid 23,000.

 

[gerald37]

Also, keep in mind that the Spyder is a very specialized vehicle, and as such the market segment is much smaller than for most conventional two wheelers. Fewer buyers means slower sales.
I agree that this may be the worst time to sell. The riding season is over, and BRP is offering deep discounts on remaining 2018's. I bought a 2018 RTL last month that had an MSRP of 31,000 and paid 23,000.

Looks like this would be the way to shop for a new Spyder. They do seem to depreciate pretty fast.

 

[blacklightning]

RumbleOn offered me $6,500 for mine below with 14,000 miles- It is 9,500 KBB Trade-in and about 9,700 Low Retail on NADA? Obviously I didn,t accept it and will wait to see how much I like the Ryker before selling it in the summer? With a base New Model being only 16,000 and the Ryker at 8,500-11,000 Used Spyders are REALLY suffering!
You could try Rumble On for a Good Laugh?? They will even pick it up.

Don't get me started about RumbleOn. I contacted them about my 2013 M109. They made me an offer of around $4k. I was only asking $6700 and kbb is around $8k. I was contacted by a consignment shop that guaranteed me my asking price, but it might take a couple of weeks to sell. Their advantage is that they could get financing for anyone, and they were close to a military base, where people spend money on that type of thing. 1 day before taking it there, I got a call from a guy in NY who was interested. I delayed taking it to consignment for 2 days, and he picked it up this weekend for my asking price.

As for the original poster, I think a realistic selling price this time of year is at or around trade in value. If you take it to a consignment shop, it might get private party value, but that might take time. Good Luck.