[achaleon]

A smaller dealership in my area is selling a new 2017 800ex eps for $9979. When I called my normal dealership to make sure they can do the service work (theyre also a cf moto distributor) even though im buying from another dealership the guy i talked to said that $10k was below even the cost the dealership pays for them.

So should I be skeptical? Im going to look at it tomorrow. Ive read through all the info on here so im pretty confident I know what to look for. Any advise would still help

[NMKawierider]

Just make sure of it's history..and not a demo that's been abused.

[Cosmosdan]

Watch out for charges. Shippping, prep, papperwork fees ECT. Some advertise a low price, but nail you fees and charges.

[REDRIDER]

mine was a 16 bought last year with about 20 miles on for $9200 it was a demo.

[gfmoto]

I bought mine from a dealer that was closing. 11 miles on it $8500 tx, title, registration, and delivered to my door.
2015 800EX Couldn't pass it up.

[gotime4]

I am in the same boat, i can get a 2017 800 trail for $9500, or a 2017 800 ex for $10100, I would really love to know what the dealers really pay. Did you end up buying it?

[gfmoto]

Cost is pretty low on these, however with shipping, freight, buld time, other costs involved in running a business all play a part in what the consumer has to pay. Keep in mind, dealerships do not start a business in order to make friends. They have a ton of expenses that cut into their money spent.
I think I have a link in another post but it looks like this..

https://qingdaoimpetus.en.made-in-china.com/product/reonAlJYuOUf/China-Cfmoto-Efi-Engine-600cc-UTV-with-EPA-Certificate.html