How much did you pay for your FZ6R?
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Headlessmunky
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I paid $5700.01 OTD(They couldn't get rid of the penny.). 2012 Raven with 19XX miles.
Welcome to my fellow Pennsylvanian. I'm on the opposite side of the state though.
Headlessmunky
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Did you buy this in Canonsburg? Because I was looking online and didn't want ride a new bike back 4 hours on the interstate; not knowing the break in procedure.
I paid too much I think
New member here, first post.
I just bought my 2014 fz6r raven. This is my first bike and the only experience I've had prior is a moped lol and the msf course. In the end I paid 9000$ for the bike. It was. 6900 before taxes and interest and all that. I live in Miami.
New member here, first post.
I just bought my 2014 fz6r raven. This is my first bike and the only experience I've had prior is a moped lol and the msf course. In the end I paid 9000$ for the bike. It was. 6900 before taxes and interest and all that. I live in Miami.
BattleBorn6R
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Bought 2 new 2013 models with a friend for 7100 otd after tax title and license, and that's with some of the highest taxes in the country.
voodoomaster
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New 2011 Model
I wanted a burnt orange model, so I found a new 2011 nit sitting in NC. I paid him $6000 for it OTD. Now comes the shipping expense to AZ!:spank:
I wanted a burnt orange model, so I found a new 2011 nit sitting in NC. I paid him $6000 for it OTD. Now comes the shipping expense to AZ!:spank:
SuddenRush
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Just bought my 2009 w/ 2500mi for $3800
iaminsider
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3 weeks ago I paid 4200 for a 2010 FZ6R Team Yamaha Blue with 4k on the clock.
konigralph
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Where does everyone get all these good deals! I guess I gotta be much more patient...
I'm trying to get into one for less than 3500.
I'm trying to get into one for less than 3500.
iaminsider
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I stumbled upon mine on Craigslist here in the twin cities of MN. Talked him down a little.
farmtoughfireman
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I got mine (New, 2013) for $5588.00 + TTL. Got on CycleTrader and found the lowest price for a new 2013 FZ6R within 400 miles of my zip code, and started with the dealership that had that advertised price. They were eight miles away from me, and I had bought from them before..... When I went there with my '09 Suzuki Boulevard (that I had bought new from them) and they found out that I WAS going to use it as a trade-in, and I WAS NOT going to finance through them, NOR was I buying the Y.E.S. extended service plan from them, (it can be found online for 4 yrs. @ $448.00) instead of the $1150.00 they wanted to charge, all of a sudden, they realized that "they had already taken a deposit for the advertised FZ6R, but would GLADLY find me another one just like it, but NOT at that price..." Now WHY ON EARTH WOULD I WANT TO PAY MORE? Adios, MoFos!!!! I went home, and started searching/calling dealers in a 100 mile radius, found one that would match the price, give me what I wanted for my trade, and they had it ready the next morning. Just goes to show you, that it's a buyer's market, and you need only use the internet and remember that they are not your buddies. Otherwise, the first dealer I visited, and had given my business to originally, would have earned my return business, and probably all of my service and warranty work. (Yamaha pays FULL PRICE to the servicing dealer for any warranty work). Now they won't get any of my future business.
I have to admit, it was great fun to ride back to that original dealership the following day, see them with their FZ6R still on the floor for sale, and watch the salesperson's expressions when they noticed my new purchase with another dealer's temporary tags, (I went there, ahem, "to shop for a new helmet") and then to leave knowing that they weren't ever getting any money from me again. I consider that a WIN!
As a post script, here's a thought from all my previous motorcycle purchases.... if the dealer is not interested in earning your initial purchase, how good do you think the follow-up service is going to be??? My 2 cents.
I have to admit, it was great fun to ride back to that original dealership the following day, see them with their FZ6R still on the floor for sale, and watch the salesperson's expressions when they noticed my new purchase with another dealer's temporary tags, (I went there, ahem, "to shop for a new helmet") and then to leave knowing that they weren't ever getting any money from me again. I consider that a WIN!
As a post script, here's a thought from all my previous motorcycle purchases.... if the dealer is not interested in earning your initial purchase, how good do you think the follow-up service is going to be??? My 2 cents.