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22,466 OTD for an S non abs with 10k trade in for a 2010 SF with 7k miles.
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Insurance is a whole different ball of wax. After getting ...... by Allstate $3500.00 ! I went to StateFarm today. She did'nt have the Pani on her list od Ducatis , but came up with $1180.00 a year. I could live with that .......I guess. She says she has to see if the underwriters will let me get insurance on just a bike , since i have my car insurance with Allstate. Gotta find something resonable soon !
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Progressive quoted me $1500 per year. Seems like a lot, I'm 46, Married,clean record.It should drop when I renew however.
I will call Mellimoto and try for same deal.btw, I have an 09 R1 that I love and might sell it or trade in, what are your thoughts? thanks
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I cannot get over these prices people are listing here, especially this one and the dude overseas who paid near 40k (thanks for listing US dollar equivalent too since not too many know the conversion chart in their head)
All of this makes me feel incredibly special to have known my dealer as a personal friend for 12 years! Anyone still looking for a bike and willing to drive to Virginia send me a PM when you are ready to buy (not just price shopping please, if I send a referral you have to be ready to pull the trigger on deal!)
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You're welcome! You guys in the US don't know how lucky you are with those prices!! I know it seems like an awful lot of money, and it is!!!
But compared to some of us in other countries, you are getting a bloody good deal!!! It's a shame some of the other Europeans(swiss etc) didn't put the exchange rate because I think they would have paid near what I have.
Believe me if I was in the US I'd probably take you up on your offer. Afterall I'd be able to buy 2 for about the same money there ;-)
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$19,470.00
Base ABS including tax,tag,title,registration.
You gotta love South Carolina. Plus we have the lowest gas prices, regular is 2.92 at the moment
Base ABS including tax,tag,title,registration.
You gotta love South Carolina. Plus we have the lowest gas prices, regular is 2.92 at the moment
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I seriously recommend the guys that are close to GA to check NPR ducati. I think they might have the best prices. They offered me a standard non S for 18,600 OTD and the S no ABS for 21,366 OTD if I didnt have to give the trade. I dont think you can beat that.
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Do it , the bike's too cool ! Sebastian , owns and operates Milillimoto , and seems like a straight shooter. No frieght or assembly fees BS. Give him a call. Tell him Hank sent ya ,and maybe I can work him for a free t-shirt or something ! LOL ! That insurance quote is'nt too bad. Sucks , but seems like most agencies in FL. are trying to charge more than that. Good Luck.
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I have an R1. I love it and thus I am keeping it. I just got a quote from Foremost for $1,699 per year for my 1199 Tricolore with accessories.
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I wouldn't be suprised if Ducati caught this in time to put in '12, but said, "Give people like Jay somethin' to brag about"
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I paid my Panigale Base straight out with cash $19,533.70 USD
A few points here.
The dealer may give you a slightly better deal on your bike if you finance it because they get credit through the bank that they use for selling bikes and sharing interest.
If you pay outright you may not get the greatest deal because of the one above not being fulfilled. When you finance a bike you create a better bond with the bank and the dealer. Hence a lower cost.
However, IF you pay outright, you aren't required to have full coverage (not that that is a good idea, but good idea when you want to store it for the winter and lower your insurance cost even more with just comprehensive insurance) plus no interest to pay, plus lower insurance rate.
These are a few things I talked to the dealer about prior to buying the bike. If I wanted the initial cost of the bike lowered, good to finance it. If you want no bills, interest, lower insurance rate its gonna cost a little more for the bike. Being as it is my second bike in the last 2 years I have bought from them, and the countless services I have had done, gear, etc. and selling another Panigale to a customer (interesting story)... It has made them very happy and we have a strong dealer/customer relationship. I get major discounts on services (only paid $140 for my 15,000 service on the 848), a free dyno, some free gear here and there, etc.
A few points here.
The dealer may give you a slightly better deal on your bike if you finance it because they get credit through the bank that they use for selling bikes and sharing interest.
If you pay outright you may not get the greatest deal because of the one above not being fulfilled. When you finance a bike you create a better bond with the bank and the dealer. Hence a lower cost.
However, IF you pay outright, you aren't required to have full coverage (not that that is a good idea, but good idea when you want to store it for the winter
and lower your insurance cost even more with just comprehensive insurance) plus no interest to pay, plus lower insurance rate. These are a few things I talked to the dealer about prior to buying the bike. If I wanted the initial cost of the bike lowered, good to finance it. If you want no bills, interest, lower insurance rate its gonna cost a little more for the bike. Being as it is my second bike in the last 2 years I have bought from them, and the countless services I have had done, gear, etc. and selling another Panigale to a customer (interesting story)... It has made them very happy and we have a strong dealer/customer relationship. I get major discounts on services (only paid $140 for my 15,000 service on the 848), a free dyno, some free gear here and there, etc.
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Odd thing, I have 2013 on the floor, and the Tricolore's have the sight hole, but the 1199 S ABS doesn't..... hmmmmm.... I guess it depends on when in production the 2013 where made!
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AntiHero - you're right.... (breath-------breath) lol. I think it would have been better to know what are people paying in reference to the MSRP. I hear people paying over MSRP and was wondering if anyone got a deal "under" MSRP
I bought my base model at dealer cost plus $300 setup fee. Dealer cost for base is $15,800, oh, and they delivered it to my front door too
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I wouldn't be suprised if Ducati caught this in time to put in '12, but said, "Give people like Jay somethin' to brag about"
LOL My Thoughts Exactly. Kinda Feels like grasping at straws at this point haha
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I dont have the S i just have the base 2013 ABS and it has the hole. Whats the build dates on your 2013? mine is 09/12....
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I am looking to buy a black 2014 S soon. Has anyone here recently bought one? If you have or if you know someone that has, what kind of an out the door price should I be looking for?
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