> Purchased a 2005 VStar 1100 Silverado for $9973.xx OTD in Norfolk VA.
> That good or bad?
> RCFlyr
Heres what Yamaha USA says:
http://tinyurl.com/55gky
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wrote:
>Rich Lockyer wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I went to the Yamaha dealer yesterday and asked if I can buy the 1100 custom
>>>at invoice price and he replied by saying that unlike the car industry,
>>>motorcycle shops do not sell at invoice price.
>>>I also tried finding the invoice price at the bike magazines at the
>>>bookstore and none will provide the invoice just msrp.
>>>
>>>Apperantly it is a tightly controlled market.
>>
>>
>> You can buy a Vstar 1100 Custom in black for $8k and two-tone for
>> $8100 out-the-door from LA Yamaha.
>>
>> That's as close to invoice as you're going to get anywhere.
>>
>>
>Purchased a 2005 VStar 1100 Silverado for $9973.xx OTD in Norfolk VA.
>That good or bad?
LA Yamaha would be $9300.
LA Yamaha's price is a true OTD, including the typical dealer
markups... freight and assembly, as well as California sales tax
(8.25% for LA) and DMV fees.
I ended up getting my '05 WR250F from Bert's for $100 less than LA
Yamaha, OTD for $5700. Backing out taxes and DMV, it worked out to
about $5250 plus fees.
I have been told that Yamaha's "recommended" dealer markup (invoice vs
MSRP) is 18%, which would put invoice on the '05 WR250F at about
$4900. This would put the V-Star Silverado at about $8100, and the
Custom at about $7000.
--- Rich
http://richlockyer.tripod.com/
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> That good or bad?
> RCFlyr