TRADING UP TO REPSOL
#31
RE: TRADING UP TO REPSOL
As I said in another post about the repsol, it's really sharp, but anyone willing to pay anything over retail is a big chump. I saw one at the dealer for msrp: 11,900 I believe. I can see the dealer no haggling on price because it's unique, but come on....most of you are getting jacked and don't know better.
And really, who pays $2800 for dealer prep fees? All they do is take it out of the crate, put on the windshield and mirrors and fill the fluids. When I bought my 07 they had the prep fees at just under $300 which is fair. I got them to drop all that crap and still got below msrp plus they threw in mods.
And really, who pays $2800 for dealer prep fees? All they do is take it out of the crate, put on the windshield and mirrors and fill the fluids. When I bought my 07 they had the prep fees at just under $300 which is fair. I got them to drop all that crap and still got below msrp plus they threw in mods.
#33
RE: TRADING UP TO REPSOL
here you go, this route is a lot cheaper.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-S...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-S...QQcmdZViewItem
#36
RE: TRADING UP TO REPSOL
Yep, nice to know of options. They may very well be good so it would be neat to hear from someone woh bought them. I'm not sure about factory parts. I thought I read somewhere that someone paid $1800. Not bad when you consider you can save a lot of money by not buying a repsol in the first place.
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