Smokin' deal on a 06' 700 Raptor...
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12-22-2005, 10:18 AM
Smokin' deal on a 06' 700 Raptor...
Originally posted by: SandmanBlue
Shopping over the phone is never going to give you the best price. I used to work in car sales and best pricing is NEVER given over the phone. They have no idea if you're another dealer or what, so there's no reason (unless they are willing to lie to you) to give you a great price. The whole idea is to get you into the store where they can find out whether you're real or not. I'm sure they get lots of kids calling in asking about pricing, as well as adults with no intention of buying, and/or no money.
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Don't buy extended warranties. Don't finance at the dealer, get your own first and let them beat your rate at the dealer if they offer. Cash or financing doesn't matter, so don't think that "I'm paying cash" is going to get you a better deal. Ask about their referral program. Most dealers offer spifs to customers like a $50 referral credit for each buying customer they send to the dealer.
Shopping over the phone is never going to give you the best price. I used to work in car sales and best pricing is NEVER given over the phone. They have no idea if you're another dealer or what, so there's no reason (unless they are willing to lie to you) to give you a great price. The whole idea is to get you into the store where they can find out whether you're real or not. I'm sure they get lots of kids calling in asking about pricing, as well as adults with no intention of buying, and/or no money.
SNIP
Don't buy extended warranties. Don't finance at the dealer, get your own first and let them beat your rate at the dealer if they offer. Cash or financing doesn't matter, so don't think that "I'm paying cash" is going to get you a better deal. Ask about their referral program. Most dealers offer spifs to customers like a $50 referral credit for each buying customer they send to the dealer.
One thing Dealerships are not "Stealerships" Next time you think you can operate a million dollar a year business, GET A MILLION DOLLARS and try it out. Are they wrong for trying to get as much money as they can -- NO. they have to stay in business to service your rides, carry hugh parts inventories, pay sales people, technicians, lights, water, taxes, etc. etc.
Lastly - from a sales point of view - don't yank the chain of the dealership. If you're not serious - stay home
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Smokin' deal on a 06' 700 Raptor...
Originally posted by: Kfx400orangeguy
Hey sandslider why would the yfz's be cheaper than the 700r? they both have same MSRP.
Hey sandslider why would the yfz's be cheaper than the 700r? they both have same MSRP.
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02-15-2006, 03:14 PM
Smokin' deal on a 06' 700 Raptor...
hello,
i know this is old but i'm looking for help
looking to upgrade my sons raptor 50 to an raptor 80
Randes posted:
would you have the same info for the raptor 80??
i know this is old but i'm looking for help
looking to upgrade my sons raptor 50 to an raptor 80
Randes posted:
Dealer Invoice Report
2006 Raptor 700
List Price: $6999
Dealer Invoice: $5959
Dealer invoice price includes $150 freight charge for shipping from the manufacturer to the dealership.
Assembly Cost: $75 per Yamaha pricesheet
Each dealership has its own method of figuring actual cost of assembly and preparation for sale.
There is no reimbursement by the factory for this cost to the dealer.
Ready to sell cost: $6034
2006 Raptor 700
List Price: $6999
Dealer Invoice: $5959
Dealer invoice price includes $150 freight charge for shipping from the manufacturer to the dealership.
Assembly Cost: $75 per Yamaha pricesheet
Each dealership has its own method of figuring actual cost of assembly and preparation for sale.
There is no reimbursement by the factory for this cost to the dealer.
Ready to sell cost: $6034
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02-15-2006, 04:17 PM
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