Buying a Harley
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RE: Buying a Harley
accually do not have cash if buying new you can negotiate better if financing.( plus then you can pay it off but wait 90 days if the dealer did you well) If buying used from Private owner then have Cash then get creative. also some harley dealers will try to sell there used asap and normally with very little profit because it cost money to have on floor plan especailly certain times of the year but that varies. also with a good dealer they would have thorouly gone through it to make sure its reliable.(most times) good luck
ORIGINAL: themensh
Have CASH.
Have CASH.
#12
RE: Buying a Harley
ORIGINAL: hdpearson13
accually do not have cash if buying new you can negotiate better if financing.( plus then you can pay it off but wait 90 days if the dealer did you well) If buying used from Private owner then have Cash then get creative. also some harley dealers will try to sell there used asap and normally with very little profit because it cost money to have on floor plan especailly certain times of the year but that varies. also with a good dealer they would have thorouly gone through it to make sure its reliable.(most times) good luck
accually do not have cash if buying new you can negotiate better if financing.( plus then you can pay it off but wait 90 days if the dealer did you well) If buying used from Private owner then have Cash then get creative. also some harley dealers will try to sell there used asap and normally with very little profit because it cost money to have on floor plan especailly certain times of the year but that varies. also with a good dealer they would have thorouly gone through it to make sure its reliable.(most times) good luck
ORIGINAL: themensh
Have CASH.
Have CASH.
However, if you are going to finance. Sometimes waiting until off peak (winter) will work best. I would suggest buying after the holiday's, as some are bought as a gift (and the dealer's know this, and are less likely to deal). But, get the deal done by Feburary, IMO. Do not be afraid to shop around. The internet is great for this. Where I live there is only one local dealer, and the next closest is in Santa Fe (44 miles away). The family and I take a lot of long weekend trips, so when I was shopping, I went all over to look at bikes. I found out quickly that having only one dealer around is not good if you wish to get a deal. Also, for some reason, the larger dealer's seem to not want to deal as much. I figure since they are bigger, they know they will get their money from someone. I went down to Barnett's, in El Paso, and found that they are NOT one's to deal (as they are a larger dealer), for example.
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