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Used Spyders
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Dragonrider
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Our "good" dealer said he can sell all the 2010"s, 11's, or 12's that he can get - he has pent up demand, especially since the new ones are stratospherically priced. OBTW, the 13's will be around for a loonnnnggggggg time....
Sarge707
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:agree: I good dealer Makes MORE on their Trade In than they make on the New Sale? They get you Coming and Going and Make a Person looking for a Spyder Happy with a affordable deal?nojoke
Not surprising that they can sell the used ones. These are expensive toys and for most people that upgrades through the years are VERY incremental. I couldn't find a good enough deal on a used RS-S when I bought my 2013 in late December. If I had found one I'd have bought it since I'll go for a 2015 if they give me more power.... Oh well. 
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
It could be tough to be a dealer in some places. In places where they are not going out the door in droves, those trade in's are going to sit around collecting dust.
When I bought the 2011 new in 2012 I traded a pristine Kawi Vulcan 900 LTD. They gave me $7,500 and had to sit on it until the next summer when they ended up selling it for $6,000. I paid $8,500 for that bike a year and a half earlier.
Not surprising, the dealer was not happy to see me again this year with my 2010 to trade on the new 2014. He is going to have a bunch of money tied up until the 2010 sells. In the end, a great dealer to deal with. He knew how much I wanted the 2014, and is probably going to take a bit of a hit again.
When I bought the 2011 new in 2012 I traded a pristine Kawi Vulcan 900 LTD. They gave me $7,500 and had to sit on it until the next summer when they ended up selling it for $6,000. I paid $8,500 for that bike a year and a half earlier.
Not surprising, the dealer was not happy to see me again this year with my 2010 to trade on the new 2014. He is going to have a bunch of money tied up until the 2010 sells. In the end, a great dealer to deal with. He knew how much I wanted the 2014, and is probably going to take a bit of a hit again.
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