Trade in values

[TroyboyRn]

Hello all.

Just wondering if there is a site that gives a trade in value on spyder's. I have a 2010 RT-S SE5 and was thinking about trading it in. It has 9000 miles and new rubber and battery. Anyone have a ball park figure for me. I don't expect to get a ton but I don't want to be taken either

Thanks
Troy


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[Bob Denman]

You can try:
www.kbb.com

They listed values for motorcycles... :thumbup:

 

[ARtraveler]

Hello all.

Just wondering if there is a site that gives a trade in value on spyder's. I have a 2010 RT-S SE5 and was thinking about trading it in. It has 9000 miles and new rubber and battery. Anyone have a ball park figure for me. I don't expect to get a ton but I don't want to be taken either

Thanks
Troy


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Ballpark $14,500. What I got for mine a year ago a 2010 RTS-SE5. 36K miles, perfect condition. There was some talk about KBB being high as far as realistic value. It all boils down to the bottom line check or loan amount that you pay for the difference.

 

[SPYD1]

I went to 8 dealers for trade in. Went with the best related to distance. Big variance dealer to dealer.

 

[finless]

I happen to know someone that traded in with his 2010 RTS SE5 with 12K on it and as I recall he got $11K on trade. But this was when the new 2014's had just came out. Turned me off from even thi9nking about trade in. But as people say, dealer to dealer for sure as I have seen far better trade-ins posted here but most of those were 2012 or 2013's. You have to remember even with low miles a 2010 is now a 5 year old Spyder! It does matter the year.

Bob

 

[Chupaca]

Start here...

start with kelley blue book and NADA the units selling in your area ebay etc. Armed with that knowledge go to dealers and negociate. Best deal sell it yourself...:thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

If you've got no allegiance to a particular dealer; it really DOES pay to shop around... :thumbup: