How much for a 2012 m8

[catrutt]

Just putting it out there .What are they worth ? How much in upgrades would it cost ? I heard the 2012 is poor.

 

[Ewaschuk]

Book value between $5500-$7000 pending mileage and condition. Imo not worth getting... Look for a '14 or up. My dealer is trying to sell '15's for $10500.00

 

[Bogger]

just look at kijiji a nice condition with under 1500 miles can be had for $6-$7 K. May not be worth it to some but the difference between $6000 and $10,500 is significant and an M8 with under 2000 miles is barely broken in I had over 6000 miles on my 07 when I sold it with full compression.

2012 Arctic ProClimb M8 | snowmobiles | Edmonton | Kijiji

2012 Arctic Cat ProClimb M8 162" | snowmobiles | Edmonton | Kijiji

dime a dozen and bulletproof motors....

 

[Slamnek]

I'm trying to sell mine for $6500 with 3100 km. It's been a flawless sled. I know some had problems but mine has always worked. I also have all the dealer updates done as well as 2014 gearing and clutch and 2013 narrow front end. Only reason for selling is I would like a 2010-2011 M8 with a few less miles.

 

[plio7]

It's sad how cheap they're going. If your buying look for one that was bought in 13-14 season. It most likely had all the upgrades/ bug fixes done before purchase. Bought mine as a non current in 13 and haven't has an issue yet

 

[nathan#19]

So SLAMNEC you must not value the new chassis if you are wanting to back to an M. Why is that? I saw your listing and it does look like an ok unit but I felt the mileage was comparatively high at that price point. I wondered about going new chassis but ended up getting a 2011 M8 153 std. Black. With 1500 miles for $5,500.

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[plio7]

It's a very different feel on the new chassis and some (more the ones who have ridden the m chassis for a long time) still like the feel of the m. Also a much easier to repair yourself unit. I'll even admit sometimes I miss my m chassis but the new one has definitely grown on me the last two seasons

 

[DDrake]

Still have my 2010 for sale. Bought a 2013 proclimb late last season. One trip to Valemount on it in 2'+ of powder and I really noticed the extra bite of the 2.6 track over the 2.25 on my M. It will take some getting used to but I prefer the new chassie so far. Smoother on the trail and seems to get out of the snow easier than my M did. Which I still love to ride BTW... JMHO
Derek

 

[mountianguy]

The M series were alot easier to ride the P/C takes some trial and error and suspension adjustments. But once you figure it out you wont go back.

 

[Shredder]

The M was a great sled. Those of us that had them never have much bad to say about them. But.....line up an M and a ProClimb with just the standard can and clutching mods at the bottom of a hill on a deep pow day and you will see very quickly that they are no where near the same sled. Get into a 2014+ and the difference just increases.