Dealer prices

[caferacermike]

Now you want the 796, admit it..lol.


Just to make you feel better, soon I'll be handing over $15,790 for the 11,000 set up OTD. I think that's a bit much for what I'm getting, especially since it will be my "beater" bike.

You still should call San Antonio, AMS up in Dallas, and Mototek/Ducati Austin. Talk to Warren in Austin and he told me he might be able to compete with other local dealers and save you a little more money. About 3% is what I've heard. It's not a whole lot but hey maybe it's the TT&L.

[petah50-]

Originally Posted by caferacermike

Now you want the 796, admit it..lol.


Just to make you feel better, soon I'll be handing over $15,790 for the 11,000 set up OTD. I think that's a bit much for what I'm getting, especially since it will be my "beater" bike.

You still should call San Antonio, AMS up in Dallas, and Mototek/Ducati Austin. Talk to Warren in Austin and he told me he might be able to compete with other local dealers and save you a little more money. About 3% is what I've heard. It's not a whole lot but hey maybe it's the TT&L.

Thanks for the heads up. I'll call around.

[philb]

But also pay attention to the service aspect. Ask around your local Duc owners and find out which place has the best techs and service. Personally, I'd rather pay a few extra bucks to a place that will stand behind the product and give high quality service, than save a few and wind up with hassles if any warranty work is needed, or that doesn't really know what they are doing and will screw up my bike.

PhilB

[Jefe]

Originally Posted by philb

But also pay attention to the service aspect. Ask around your local Duc owners and find out which place has the best techs and service. Personally, I'd rather pay a few extra bucks to a place that will stand behind the product and give high quality service, than save a few and wind up with hassles if any warranty work is needed, or that doesn't really know what they are doing and will screw up my bike.

PhilB

Good point.