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i paid $8200 OTD.. depending on where in the country you are it may be diffrent... but $8200 isnt a bad price at all...
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i got mine for 8100 out the door at willows motorsports in chesire connecticut.
Her name is Naomi...thats i moan backwards
2003 black 6R "smeagle"
Her name is Naomi...thats i moan backwards
2003 black 6R "smeagle"
Eltorito, when you say you don't pay over MSRP out the door, do you mean including the sales tax? Where do you live? What is the sales tax in your state? Info such as these will help everyone get a better comparison and a better price.
(FYI, in California, "out the door" includes the sales tax and registration. For residents of Los Angeles county, sales tax = 8.25%. Registration was $142 in my case for an 03 6R. If you got an 03 6R in California for MSRP or less otd, congrats!)
(FYI, in California, "out the door" includes the sales tax and registration. For residents of Los Angeles county, sales tax = 8.25%. Registration was $142 in my case for an 03 6R. If you got an 03 6R in California for MSRP or less otd, congrats!)
Well, so everyone understands what I mean, let me explain what "Out the Door" means to me. It means, the amount of money you have spent or went into debt after purchasing a bike and you leave the store while riding your new biatch. So yes, OTD price includes EVERYTHING. I live in MD and state tax is 7%. If you were to add the taxes and tags/title charges and then substract that from MSRP, the amount you are left with is still above dealers invoice. Which means that they are still making a good profit. The "S" in MSRP stands for "Suggested". It does not mean it is written in stone. About the only bike you have to pay MSRP for is a Custom one of a kind bike made to your liking. Everything else is negotiable. Last time I checked you dont have to be placed on a waiting list to buy a japanese sport bike, so supply is higher than demand. Dont walk into a dealer and expect to walk out with a brand new bike for $3000. But I tell you this much, I can buy a bike in any state for MSRP and 20% off of a helmet of my choice. All you have to do is leave your emotions and deires at home when you go buy. Be willing to walk out as many times as necessary. Call all bike dealers withing 100 mile radius and get them to earn the money you work so hard for. If it takes a week, so be it.
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Thanks for the info, Eltorito. Just to clarify, I've seen some posts from riders in states where the buyer pays the sales tax after taking the bike from the dealer. Some people from those states define out the door as not including sales tax.
Also, you are right about being ready to walk out the door. The first quote the dealer gave me was $9200. I walked out and they called me back to match the best price I was aware of. Unfortunately, at that time, the best price I was aware of in SoCal was $8400 otd. (If I weren't really eager, I probably could have gotten it lower.)
Anyway, how much do you think is a good price for a 4 yr extended warranty (5 yrs total)?
Also, you are right about being ready to walk out the door. The first quote the dealer gave me was $9200. I walked out and they called me back to match the best price I was aware of. Unfortunately, at that time, the best price I was aware of in SoCal was $8400 otd. (If I weren't really eager, I probably could have gotten it lower.)
Anyway, how much do you think is a good price for a 4 yr extended warranty (5 yrs total)?
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I traded my '01 6R in and got the '03 636 for $8,000.00 OTD included tax, title, registration, and switched plates.
Myself and 2 friends, bought 3 new bikes (636,CBR600RR,Gixxer 750) from one dealer in February. I was satisfied with $1000.00 off of MSRP sticker, and threw in flush mounts on the front and got rid of my fender for me before I picked it up, included in the whole deal.
Myself and 2 friends, bought 3 new bikes (636,CBR600RR,Gixxer 750) from one dealer in February. I was satisfied with $1000.00 off of MSRP sticker, and threw in flush mounts on the front and got rid of my fender for me before I picked it up, included in the whole deal.
is 8,200$ a decent out of the door price for the 2003 636? I really want one and am considering trading my 98 zx6r in for it. Im going to miss the 98 so much and am considering keeping it but having 2 600cc super sports would just be stupid. What did you guys pay for it?
How did you buy a CBR RR? They have not been released to dealerships yet and its now april. Some say it was a factory hold/recall. Honda told me they had a problem getting the bike to the line on time to get them out to the dealers in prime season.
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She hasn't picked her CBR600RR up yet. They told her she has the first black one to arrive in late April to early May.
Ah ok. They let you pay for it entirely already? Or did you just put a down payment?
Have you had a chance to sit on that bike yet? I sat on a black one at the bike show here in DC. Its a pretty kewl bike, but it didn't do much for me. That swingarm is HYOOGE! I wasn't impressed admittadly b/c i love my kaw RR. Good luck!
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Alex C
03 ZX-6 RR
Northern Va
Go Team Green!
Local Washington DC Area Riding and Social Gatherings Go here -->www.dcsportbikes.net
Have you had a chance to sit on that bike yet? I sat on a black one at the bike show here in DC. Its a pretty kewl bike, but it didn't do much for me. That swingarm is HYOOGE! I wasn't impressed admittadly b/c i love my kaw RR. Good luck!
Alex C
03 ZX-6 RR
Northern Va
Go Team Green!
Local Washington DC Area Riding and Social Gatherings Go here -->www.dcsportbikes.net
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My Friends and I all put a $500.00 deposit on the bikes of our choice after we hammered the salesperson on a good price for 3 new bikes. He was reluctant on the prices on the 2 top 2003 600's as myself getting the 636 and my friend's girlfriend getting the CBR600RR.
I got to make my mind up on the fit of the CBR600RR and the 636 at the NYC bike show in January. I sat on both and made my final decision on the 636. Then my next choice was color. I settled on the red as I was torn between the red and blue. My friend's girlfriend was torn between the new R6 or the CBR600RR. She made her mind up at the show on the CBR600RR.
I got to make my mind up on the fit of the CBR600RR and the 636 at the NYC bike show in January. I sat on both and made my final decision on the 636. Then my next choice was color. I settled on the red as I was torn between the red and blue. My friend's girlfriend was torn between the new R6 or the CBR600RR. She made her mind up at the show on the CBR600RR.
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I heard from a reliable source that the reason that Honda do not yet have the CBR600RR as that there is a crankcase problem and all of the bikes are having to be reworked in the US prior to shipment to dealers. Even if I wanted a CBR (which I didn't) I would be reluctant to buy a bike that had had a major rework outside of the factory.
I paid the $9200.00 OTD, but got the 4 Yr warrantee, and 3 years ADDITIONAL (as in over my current policy) theft insurence (If the bike is stollen my insurence pays off then this policy gives me $5K), I live in in a HI theft zone coincidentily in Hi Hawaii.
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