oler1234
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That’s a wicked deal honestly. 175 tracks, for a person who explores a lot I don’t think I would go back right now to a shorter sled.
Predictions on the used market?
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That’s a wicked deal honestly. 175 tracks, for a person who explores a lot I don’t think I would go back right now to a shorter sled.
snopro
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I know Rob loves the 175 for the riding he does. It’s probably got 2-3000kms on it
tundra twin track
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That will be a collector edition,last production 175 built,the 136 x 3.5 paddles should be a huge hit you can leave ski’s at truck
Sledder_boarder
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I heard this 22 turbo for $11,900 with 150psi compression in both cylinders at 3850km will be a collector item too. ,
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Radar78
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My prediction on the used sled market is that my ‘19 Alpha with 150 miles isn’t worth sfa.
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MK4TDI
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Just think, you could have this XM for the same price...I heard this 22 turbo for $11,900 with 150psi compression in both cylinders at 3850km will be a collector item too. ,
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Ooofta our local dealer is a clown show.
Turblue
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When guys are financing sometimes they just don’t care what the price is as long as they can get the financing and make the payments
MP Kid
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Most dealers are out to lunch…Just think, you could have this XM for the same price...
Ooofta our local dealer is a clown show. View attachment 288866
My experience is…. The smaller the dealer, the better they are at managing their inventory. I have zero sympathy for the large corporate dealers that have a million in used/non-current inventory.
MP Kid
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Again…. Back to my point about dealerships. They will do everything they can to get a person into a sled with financing. Maybe they should be concerned with helping the consumer make an informed decision.
Ultimately… money has been too easy to access for non-essential items for far too long…. Consumers are now feeling the pinch.
Lol, I know. I have one too with 300 miles I bought last year as a spare that I plan to sell when the new one arrives next month. Worst case I guess is keep it in the trailer for a spare for another year.
Sledder_boarder
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As soon as the snow flies these will all be sold
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Sledder_boarder
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I should probably just hang onto this sled. I haven't had any problems with it besides one heated grip dying. Very happy with it. I just got trigger happy seeing all the nicest used ones and some of the cheap non turbos.Just think, you could have this XM for the same price...
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X-it
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My brother just bought a 2014 summit 800 xm for 8000 dollars, total kilometers on it 131, it was still in breakin mode. It had a brand new battery for the electric start as well.
drew562
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Wow. Nice find.
X-it
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Came with lots of extras as well.
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tundra twin track
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What’s a 2015 XM Summit X 163x2.5 electric start with 270 km,still in break in mode worth?
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