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price for a new klr 650 in the sf bay area
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 7:54 pm
by Frederic Neema
I need to buy a new KLR 650 in the San Francisco Bay Area, did all the
research regarding dealer costs, etc...but could not get the first two
local dealers to go below $5,800 sales tax and title included. I
offered $5,500 but they did not accept.
Was I too low? I read that some have got theirs for as low as $5,200.
If anyone has bought from the Bay Area for lower than $5,800, I would
appreciate some advice before I try with the 3-4 remaining dealers.
Thank you
Frederic Neema
price for a new klr 650 in the sf bay area
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 9:38 pm
by Conall
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Frederic Neema" wrote:
> I need to buy a new KLR 650 in the San Francisco Bay Area, did all the
> research regarding dealer costs, etc...but could not get the first two
> local dealers to go below $5,800 sales tax and title included. I
> offered $5,500 but they did not accept.
>
> Was I too low? I read that some have got theirs for as low as $5,200.
>
> If anyone has bought from the Bay Area for lower than $5,800, I would
> appreciate some advice before I try with the 3-4 remaining dealers.
> Thank you
>
> Frederic Neema
Bought my first KLR650 brand spankin new in '89 for $2899 or $3350 out
the door,( rare mfg clearance sale, the same yr honda couldn't sell
any transalps) with all taxes and fees from Diablo Kawasaki/BMW in
Walnut Creek. They have a half way decent service manager there
Richard williams. lived in fremont for awhile, would never buy from
the Kawa/Honda/HD dealer. service dept was hit and miss, too
orientated towards harleys.
I'd scour craigs list etc, look for a good used KLR if you can't get
one for what they go fer in SoCAL or NV. I'd call every dealer in CA.
just for the heck of it try
http://www.wilsonsmc.com/ in fresno, for awhile they would underbid
anyone and deliver.
Conall-now longer in SF bay area so what do I know? not much :^0
price for a new klr 650 in the sf bay area
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 10:45 pm
by jokerloco9@aol.com
Orange County Motorsports $5199 out the door, 7/22/05 for 2006 KLR 650 Red.
They also had green
714-429-9200
Jeff
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price for a new klr 650 in the sf bay area
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2005 12:22 pm
by plano93722
Conall wrote:
Those days were gone back in '03 when Wilson's first bid on a new KLR
was $6300 OTD. Their final, best bid was still $1100 dollars above
another Kawasaki dealer in the area.
Do try the dealers in the San Joaquin Valley before going all the way
to SoCal. This is a big cruiser and dirt bike area, so dual sports
will sometimes languish on the showroom floor.
Bob
A17
Fresno
price for a new klr 650 in the sf bay area
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 7:32 pm
by Frederic Neema
Thank you to all of you who helped me with the price of a
KLR650 in the Bay Area.
After trying all the dealers in the area who ALL tried to waste by
time by giving me the "I have to ask my manager" dance, I found out
that Kawasaki Oakland has just reopened.
The new owner is the same as the one in Orange County and sells with
OTD prices. I was in and out in 20 mns.
I paid $5399, everything included, lower than what I planned to pay
($5500) and way below the minimum price I got from all these dealers
($5,800).
All the best
Frederic Neema
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Frederic Neema" wrote:
>
> I need to buy a new KLR 650 in the San Francisco Bay Area, did all
the
> research regarding dealer costs, etc...but could not get the first
two
> local dealers to go below $5,800 sales tax and title included. I
> offered $5,500 but they did not accept.
>
> Was I too low? I read that some have got theirs for as low as
$5,200.
>
> If anyone has bought from the Bay Area for lower than $5,800, I
would
> appreciate some advice before I try with the 3-4 remaining dealers.
> Thank you
>
> Frederic Neema
>
banned - (ole glenn) - nklr
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 9:47 pm
by wannabsmooth1
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Rick McCauley wrote:
>
> I agree, I don't see anything wrong with what Glenn posted.
> A man has to be able to defend himself.
>
> Rick A17
>
I'm still getting email off list from the crooz character. He is using
things that happened a year ago to justify his actions. I do not have
access to all those he has written to - so I will attempt to put this
to bed here. At one time a long time ago, someone got a virus/spyware
into the server his site was on. Glenn (asap) sent out info on how to
defeat it. The virus was not in his site code - it was on the server,
out of his control. There was also a guy that attempted to represent
himself as a rider attempting to set up a group buy, when he was in
fact a vendor. The same guy tried it on an FJR forum. This situation
and the after-effects led to the site being down for a few days, and
led to Glenn getting a new server. Those of use that were there know
this is the truth.
It really upsets me that a lister here would use this list to attack,
and spread falsehood.
I'm not afraid to use my name, and sign this.
Mike