dndfindley
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Dealers here are advertising 2011's on the showroom. David
How much did you pay for your FZ6R?
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h_stallings
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Got a new 2009 FZ6R (blue), in So Cal., Sat. June 11th, for $6900 otd. We had to go through a few rounds of negotiation. I was tempted to wait for a good used one to come around--but I am very happy that now my boyfriend and I can go on rides together (each on our own bike). Until now, I have been taking his bike out, a black FZ6R that he bought last year, June 2010. 
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$5900 otd. Purchased brand new on 6/1/11, but since is was a holdover from 2009 (Team Yamaha Blue) and the dealership was no longer going to be carrying street bikes (they specialize in Yamaha boat motors and ATVs) I got a smoking deal on it.
It's my second brand new bike. The first was a 2004 Kawi 500R bought as a holdover in '05. Paid $4500 otd for it. Definitely got more bang for my buck this time around.:thumbup:
It's my second brand new bike. The first was a 2004 Kawi 500R bought as a holdover in '05. Paid $4500 otd for it. Definitely got more bang for my buck this time around.:thumbup:
is that retail price over there or?
WOW thats steep mate which dealer ???
I got quoted $11,450 on the road with a full riding set (jacket pants helmet boots gloves) and that was for a 2011 model in the new colour scheme copper/raven
$9100 USD otd for my 2011 raven FZ6r - included 10% retail sales tax, assembly, all DMV fees and $150 delivery fee which was basically bullshit but they wouldn't back down on it... they actually delivered it to me at the gas station across the street... weird but it was a dealership policy they deliver all bikes.
weird is right, what's up with that policy involving another location?... seems like a potential law suit waiting to happen, or maybe protect themselves at not being at dealership. seems fishy. did you ask why?
The sales manager told me it was for liability reasons - they require delivery so they can document the bike made it off the dealership property and was signed for in good condition. Normally, they deliver to a home address but in my case, I just wanted to gas up the bike and ride it. In reality, I think the policy is so the $150 delivery fee becomes a non-negotiable line item in the sales price.
yep... retail price.... I went to a few Yamaha dealers and it was pretty much the same price.... seeing what people pay overseas, it's such a crazy price! but I still love the bike
they wouldn't budge on price AT ALL. .......
Yamaha City in Melbourne... I did get 10% their gear but they don't really stock a lot of items for girls......
where did you get your bike from?
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