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crazybanshee wrote:
Bought both of them in early spring of 2015. Paid $13,500 out the door. Buddy and myself left Fri at noon. 16 hours to get there Sat morning. 45 min to buy back on the road and home by late Sat night. Plan on going down late summer and picking up a S 1000. I think they quoted me $14,600 OTD

Not bad... we only paid 15 for ours without a drive to Tennessee so I think we did OK :) But that's a great deal for early spring.

Definitely check out Abernathy's if you don't mind a little drive. Also, Marshall Power Sports in KY is good place to check out. I bought a 2017 RZR 900S from Abernathy's for 12,894 and a 2017 RZR XP1000 from Marshall's for 13,849. Neither dealer charges BS setup or freight costs.

Bought both of them in early spring of 2015. Paid $13,500 out the door. Buddy and myself left Fri at noon. 16 hours to get there Sat morning. 45 min to buy back on the road and home by late Sat night. Plan on going down late summer and picking up a S 1000. I think they quoted me $14,600 OTD

crazybanshee wrote:
A lot of people drive down to Abernathy in Tennessee. Best prices in the country. I been down there twice for both of our RZR's. Saved 5K per machine over dealers here in Colorado.

If you don't mind me asking what did you pay for your 900s? We got ours at Sun for what I thought was a pretty good deal in Fall of 2015, it was only 1 of 2 2015s left. Curious to see how they compare.

azrving wrote:
Read the fine print. Some will have a good deal of extra charges. You and I can read and understand basic concepts such as what "out the door" means but I know some people really struggle with it.

2nd that ask the OTD out the door price tell them your paying with cash!

Then go to another dealer and tell them your going to use ~ ( Their) financing then get that price as well. Don't have them run your credit just tell them it's excellent and you want a total price before you make a commitment of running you credit. WHY because 9 times out of ten it's cheaper believe it or not? Then you can ask if theirs a penalty of you pay it off earlier too. it's a big frecken game out there!

A lot of people drive down to Abernathy in Tennessee. Best prices in the country. I been down there twice for both of our RZR's. Saved 5K per machine over dealers here in Colorado.

2001400ex wrote:
I use it for research. You can look around the area and region for who has the best deal.

+1 I can drive and see before I buy.

If you're looking to buy new from a dealer, I can tell you as a recent buyer and having shopped extensively before purchasing, prices advertised by dealers are meaningless. All dealers will add freight and prep charges to the advertised price and they can vary wildly from dealer to dealer.

The only way you'll be able to compare apples to apples is by asking for the out-the-door-price. Don't be surprised if some dealers won't quote an OTD price over the phone or email. They want you to come in and apply their high-pressure sales tactics on you.

Also, if you need to buy a trailer to haul the UTV, don't buy it at the dealer and save hundreds by going to a trailer dealer.

Good luck!

I use it for research. You can look around the area and region for who has the best deal.

Read the fine print. Some will have a good deal of extra charges. You and I can read and understand basic concepts such as what "out the door" means but I know some people really struggle with it.