06 f4I $8300 TO MUCH?
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12-10-2006, 07:35 PM
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12-10-2006, 08:19 PM
RE: 06 f4I $8300 TO MUCH?
I live in Cali and I've been trying to work on my dealer forever...
I tried offering them 8k and they turned it down been 5 days since that so going to call them in a couple weeks to see if they changed their mind. They countered me at $8400, but that's too much IMO and I want to try to get as low as 8 as possible, especially since all the 07 bikes are in now and I can easily get one of those instead now.
$8300 isn't that bad, I mean I might end up taking that only because I want an f4i because of the more comfort and those VFR's (VRF?) don't remember what they're called are too like beastly and not sporty enough for me. (as well as too expensive)
I tried offering them 8k and they turned it down been 5 days since that so going to call them in a couple weeks to see if they changed their mind. They countered me at $8400, but that's too much IMO and I want to try to get as low as 8 as possible, especially since all the 07 bikes are in now and I can easily get one of those instead now.
$8300 isn't that bad, I mean I might end up taking that only because I want an f4i because of the more comfort and those VFR's (VRF?) don't remember what they're called are too like beastly and not sporty enough for me. (as well as too expensive)
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RE: 06 f4I $8300 TO MUCH?
I'd say anywhere between $7800-8200 is a fair price. The '07s are out, it's winter and not many people will be buying, it's an '06 model, and it's an F4i which isn't highly desireable.
Or: pay their asking price and have them throw in a slip on for free, or an undertail etc...
Or: pay their asking price and have them throw in a slip on for free, or an undertail etc...
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12-11-2006, 08:39 AM
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12-12-2006, 03:23 PM