I am gonna buy a 2009 Streetglide probably this weekend.&nbsp\\; I was wondering how much under MSRP should I expect to pay?&nbsp\\; I am located in Atlanta, and a local dealership in Alpharetta tried to charge me $1000.00 over msrp.&nbsp\\; I just walked away from the table then the salesman quickly reduced the price to the advertised msrp.&nbsp\\; Needless to say, I will not buy from them.&nbsp\\; So what kind of prices are you folks getting or hearing?

 

For 2009, MSRP.&nbsp\\; Not higher, not lower.&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\; If you have a trade-in, might be able to work a little on the trade.

 

I think you should go for MSRP, delivery and set up fees waived.&nbsp\\; That would be a good deal on a brand new 09.&nbsp\\; They may let you walk at MSRP+all fees.&nbsp\\; If that is the deal, try to get the first service free...it costs about $300.

 

LOL
You're kidding, right?
BRAND NEW model year...#1 selling Big Twin
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And you think you're going to get it UNDER MSRP???
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Let us know how that turns out!

 

I hope that was a type-O haha not only will it be MSRP but it will be over that and then include freight and setup. I couldn't find any SGs last year for msrp even the basic ones, I picked up an 08 2 weeks ago for 775 over MSRP and it have the spoked rims and ABS. Not saying it was a SUPER deal but I was happy with the price.

 

I bought an 08 Streetglide in March, and felt good about paying MSRP.&nbsp\\; Freight &amp\\; prep were 1/2 what other dealers were charging.&nbsp\\; As popular as the SG is, if you can get an 09 for at or slightly over MSRP you'll be doing good.&nbsp\\;

 

I had Boston Harley tell me they dont need to budge on SGs because they were SO popular and all there basic models were still well over MSRP even with days till 09s came out. I went to Seacoast Harley and like I said earlier in this thread I paid not much over MSRP and I got the ABS and Spokes, not to mention a better trade in value.

 

Maybe try to convince them it is a GM Pickup and you are going to help them out by taking one off their hands. Then you should surely get some steep discounts.

PS. I paid MSRP + Freight + Prep for my 08 RK, plus regular shop rates for accessory install. The only discount was $300 toward accessories which when I added another $5 I got the keychain I always wanted.

 

My dealer charges the same as advertised on the Harley Website for all his new bikes plus a $300.00 freight/set-up fee.

 

I got freight and set up waived since my bike was technically a left over but I was told there i no way they will waive that on an 09.