Might wanna fix that title to "Navi" When dealing with dealerships, always make sure you ask them for the price out the door and to itemize every single charge that is on the bike. Often times they will add bullshit charges such as destination, surcharges, dmv charges, maintenance charges, etc and most of the time, it is ALL negotiable. These dealerships, especially lately, have been holding inventory for ages, and they get these units at much cheaper than msrp, you can haggle them down significantly lower, as long as they either break even, or make a little money on it. I think if you would have eventually left, they would have called you back with a slightly lower offer and you could of countered that with 2200-2400. You'd be amazed how likely you are to close the deal at your price, it's what I did with my mt03 and smax and I saved around $900 between both of them. That being said, how have you been liking your new bike so far? I want something new to cruise around the city so I can sell my smax, but I need something that can cruise at 50mph without much hastle and thats cvt. I've heard a lot of mix opinions on whether or now it can do 50 efficiently so i might go for something a bit stronger than a 110cc
Lol. I didn't even realize I put the M & not a N thank you. I use d Movavi editing so I think that's where I messed up. And as for sale. They have new owners and honestly they're selling cars and bikes like there is no quote Un quote recession around here. I did exactly what you said about a truck I was looking at at the Nissan dealership and they basically said thank you have a good day. And I pushed for cheaper price but there was no budging I tried and he said he can't do it..it's the area we live in. I was going to have my son do a small review on it cuz he rides at the most. But honestly he loves it It is an automatic so there is no shifting It has no power it gets around a small tech places easy to move around Great on gas anything over like 35 mph though with bumps you feel like you're going to lose your teeth but for like little short commutes little commuter It should be great but I just bought it so my son get the feel of a motorcycle the safest way I could think of. And it's just nice little bike to kick around on. Thanks for noticing the M.lol. and thanks for the view & comment .
Nice to see the bike back
Might wanna fix that title to "Navi"
When dealing with dealerships, always make sure you ask them for the price out the door and to itemize every single charge that is on the bike. Often times they will add bullshit charges such as destination, surcharges, dmv charges, maintenance charges, etc and most of the time, it is ALL negotiable. These dealerships, especially lately, have been holding inventory for ages, and they get these units at much cheaper than msrp, you can haggle them down significantly lower, as long as they either break even, or make a little money on it. I think if you would have eventually left, they would have called you back with a slightly lower offer and you could of countered that with 2200-2400. You'd be amazed how likely you are to close the deal at your price, it's what I did with my mt03 and smax and I saved around $900 between both of them.
That being said, how have you been liking your new bike so far? I want something new to cruise around the city so I can sell my smax, but I need something that can cruise at 50mph without much hastle and thats cvt. I've heard a lot of mix opinions on whether or now it can do 50 efficiently so i might go for something a bit stronger than a 110cc
Lol. I didn't even realize I put the M & not a N thank you. I use d Movavi editing so I think that's where I messed up.
And as for sale. They have new owners and honestly they're selling cars and bikes like there is no quote Un quote recession around here. I did exactly what you said about a truck I was looking at at the Nissan dealership and they basically said thank you have a good day. And I pushed for cheaper price but there was no budging I tried and he said he can't do it..it's the area we live in.
I was going to have my son do a small review on it cuz he rides at the most. But honestly he loves it It is an automatic so there is no shifting It has no power it gets around a small tech places easy to move around Great on gas anything over like 35 mph though with bumps you feel like you're going to lose your teeth but for like little short commutes little commuter It should be great but I just bought it so my son get the feel of a motorcycle the safest way I could think of. And it's just nice little bike to kick around on.
Thanks for noticing the M.lol. and thanks for the view & comment .