trimannn
Member
Any one bought a new one recently? The dealers budging much on the price?
New 10
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@RIDEMYST said just today that he replaced his '15 with a '23.
And @JT3NSB got his '23 in the end of this January.
In the southeast, I could only find two at the end of January. One dealer was being a complete donkey, and when I called the other, I happened to catch mine the day it unloaded and before anybody had spoken/called for it. There wasno bargaining, paid full price, but great service and a quick transaction. So overall, I’m happy with it! They pulled it out of the crate and put it together, and I was able to negotiate a discount on some accessories.
Mightyhorse
Member
On a 2022 I paid $300 under MSRP with a $199 doc fee. No freight/setup/destination fees. So I netted $101 under MSRP.
siroco
Member
The S10 is not available in Europe, then it became an exclusive bike in the european second hand market. Lots of people are realizing that less is more, and They are looking for the only shaft Drive reliable adventure bike. This is It.
jeepinoutwest
Active Member
I paid $13,600 for my brand new 2019 in 2019. The sticker price is still the same as in 2019. Dealers are just gouging today. This is now a discontinued model that is really 14 years old, save a minor refresh. I'd like to upgrade my 2019 to a 2023, but won't pay sticker.
whisperquiet
Well-Known Member
I bought a new 2021 S10 ES in November 2021 for $14,999.00 + $700 for shipping and set up…..so really $15,699.00 plus tax/title/registration transfer fees. I traded in my 2015 S10 standard with 58,500 miles (bike only/no accessories) and the difference was $10,250.00 out the door with the trade in. The dealer allowed $6250.00 trade in which lessened the sales tax on the deal. I thought it was a fair deal as I was able to swap over all of my accessories from the 2015 bike.