I need some feedback on a reasonable price for a 2004 Yamaha Warrior. It has minor scratches on the plastic and runs great. Garage kept and adult owned.

 

common guys somebody give me an opinion.

 

go for 3500.. are there any mods on it?

 

no the bike is stock, but I was thinking more around 4000

I need to get every penny I can out of it. I want a new Utility bike from yamaha and don't have a whole lot of spare change.

 

I do not see a problem asking $4000.00, since NADA guides has the average retail for a 2003 @$3900. NADA is what the banks use to give loan values. As an example for a 2003 a bank would not give a loan for more than average ratail.

 

Go to www.kbb.com or nadaguide.com for information.

 

ask lower than 4000 cuz if he says ok then u will feel bad that u didnt ask more
u know what i mean?

 

Sorry, I'm selling the bike. I must have worded it wrong. I'm selling an 04' Warrior, not trying to buy one. What would be a reasonable selling price?

I really appreciate ya'lls feedback, sorry I worded it wrong.

 

We understand that you are selling it. THe way to get a ball park asking price is to look at the price quote pages such as the ones listed by myself and others. This will give you a average retail for your market location. These average prices are derived from what similar vehicles sell for. Nada is the one the banks use to decide if they can give somebody a loan. The only reason I mentioned this is that I expect most people will have to get a loan for yours warrior since it is an 2004.

 

3500 sound about right..
for 4000, or maybe a little more, you could just about get a 400ex..
4000g's seems a little steep, esp. since yamaha discontinued it for the Rappy 350