Question about iMotorsports

[blacklightning]

RE: financing YUP! on some of that. Look up dealers reserve.
If you are going to pay cash--save that information for after the deal is consummated. Get the out the door price in writing--then you can write them a check. :thumbup:

I actually paid for my 2014, 2012 and 2016 spyders, all in full. There was no issue or change in the way I was treated. I was asked about financing, but when I told them that I was just going to have my bank transfer the money, they seemed even happier. The only thing that Imotorsports charged above the listed price was $174 for doc fees.

 

[zuni]

Didn't have a trade this time and got a sweet deal on a 2017 RTs. I had tried a few years ago when I was wanting to replace the RTs I had with an F3. The total deal was no better than I could do local. They don't negotiate very much but considering the starting point on my new bike I'm not surprised. I have seen a bunch of people selling 2016's and 2017's with thousands of miles for more than I paid for this one. Sent them a check and the paperwork and in about 10 days had a new bike sitting at the house. I did finance with them as they matched my local credit union on interest and I will pay it off in full in 12 months anyway. I offset the interest for 12 months in what I saved. I do this every few years just to keep the credit score up and give them the impression they will be making more. Seamless transaction and I am a happy owner.

CJ JAX