Yesterday afternoon I called Stubbs Cycle Southwest(Houston, Texas) and inquired about the DS650. I was shocked when the "salesman" stated the price for the 2001 model which is "due in any day now" will only be $5,449. I do not know much about DS 650's, but I thought the price ranged from the mid $6k's to over $7000. Can this be true, if so, it would make my decision to get one of these over a Raptor much easier. This leads me to my second question, due to the nature of my business I tape all incoming and outbound calls from my phone, therefore, I have this guy on tape quoting me that price. Is this legally binding?

Thanks for any help you can give on this matter.

Mike

 

Thats a damn good price.

I doubt you could force him to sell you one for that if it was a mistake. Couldn't he just say, "we had one, but it was sold".

Or maybe its like the shipping/handing scams on the internet. You know where you find a good price on something and then get ready to order it and find out the shipping is 5 times what UPS charges.

...That will be $5,449 for the DS + $1,599 for setup/dealer prep...

 

Out the door $6400 ! With ca green sticker,tax,setup fee. He had 10 in stock. That may have had somthing to do with it.Also, no its not legaly binding unless he knew he was being taped.sorry!

 

Hey was that at Clawson? I saw they had an ad in the Bee selling DS's for $6100 a couple months ago.

 

They have been going for $5499 for months in Arizona.

 

It is amazing ow these quoted prices get started in the gossip area, both the DS650 and the Traxter cost the dealer over $6,000.00 (USA)
Doubt if they are selling many $500.00 ++ under their cost,? you really think ?

 

It is amazing ow these quoted prices get started in the gossip area, both the DS650 and the Traxter cost the dealer over $6,000.00 (USA)
Doubt if they are selling many $500.00 ++ under their cost,? you really think ?