does anyone know if dealers usually budge on or atleast budge much on cvo bike pricing?

reason i ask is this.

i just took a deposit on my bike yesterday. on friday i just ordered an '09 pose ultra. regardless if they have 'em in stock or not my dealer sells 'em for 18,000. this particular one will be about 19,100 with abs and dealer installed security.

now, after showing my girlfriend the cvo line-up...she actually is encouraging me to buy the cvo ultra which i would love to buy. problem is the 16,400 price difference between the two. the way the price is cut down on the pose ultra it almost makes it too sweet to pass up.

just wondering if anyone knew if dealers were moving much on the price like they are on the non cvo bikes. i asked my dealer and they said the cvo price is the cvo price.

thanks in advance!

 

In my area they don't budge on CVO's .. Can always try ..

 

ok thanks! yep, thats what im looking for is the general consensus on whether they really budge or not.

 

Two years ago when I purchased mine I think they came off of the price about $500.00. Not really enough to matter, but face they are a limited production bike.

 

my local dealer wont do much on price, but they offered me another grand px for my byk against a cvo springer. its a £19.500 byk over here, but they need clean s/tails in px as they've run out.

 

They don't budge here. All the CVO Roadglides here are pre-sold with a waiting list. And that's in a "bad" economy.

 

Like I told the other guy who ask this same thing in the Touring Section. Most dealers are/were selling the CVO bikes at $3K-$4K Over MSRP, some are selling at MSRP, very few if any are selling them at below MSRP, plus most of them are spoken for before they ever arrive as most dealers are limited to 3 of each model and have waiting list for them. So, MSRP is a deal in most cases on a CVO bike.

 

Not dealing much on the CVO's here. You can find em just about anywhere locally for MSRP, but anything below is tough to find. Good Luck...

 

ok, thanks guys. thats what i gathered as well by calling local dealers.

i may just stick with my original game plan...much cheaper that way.

 

Not much dealing going on here either, except for the Dyna.
Now, what I'd do, is take that 16k and build a better bike - Go HQ 120" build or something 16k is a LOT of add-ons.