Why are there still 2016's for sale new?

[JAS POWER]

Sometimes dealers will buy stock from a dealer that closed. That stock very well may be "aged" inventory because of the mess surrounding when a store / dealership closes up.

Ounce in awhile the Mfg. Can-am may have aged inventory even in warehouse still, which will sell to a dealer at a discounted price. My local Honda dealer has been getting some 2013 Honda NC700X bikes from Honda direct. Wow those are 6 years aged already, extremely great deal for the end consumer / buyer!

So like all other people posting to this it's ALL Mfg. these days, nothing to worry about.

 

[Hypurone]

My Dealer has a new 2015 still sitting on showroom floor.......:spyder2::spyder2:

There would have to be some major servicing done before I would buy something of that age that has just been sitting! nojoke

 

[jaherbst]

Relax...


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The Sky isn't falling! Manufacturers always seem to have leftovers at the end of each model year.

Yea Bob but he said new leftover "2016's". They are already 3 years old. I wonder how many leftover Rykers there will be this year? They along with Spyder's are not selling well.

Jack

 

[Pirate looks at --]

The deals can be very good, we just bought a new 2018 RTL that had a $5500.00 BRP Rebate and $4500.00 discount from the dealer, so almost a 30% discount with full warranty!

 

[Yeochips]

I got my 2016 RT-s this last November with 321 miles on it. It was a new bike with a used sticker price. If BRP made to many that year, Im GLAD THEY DID.:yes:

 

[ARtraveler]

Much of the big iron two wheelers I got into were mostly leftover one to three years old. For me, a new bike was a new bike...regardless of the year. Saved a lot of money on those.