Price on New Hayabusa

[sherm]

About a month ago Chenango Import Motors, Yorkville NY, was asking $10000. 1-800-346-4246

 

[Guest]

MSRP = $10.8kilobucks

 

[OB_N20BUSA]

Competition accessories in OHIO it at 10,399 out the door, (no prep freght etc)

 

[OB_Horse]

$11000 to 10000 -- & Demand is taking them.
Horse

 

[OB_Lofty Abuse]

I paid $9499.00 for my red and grey, they wanted more for the blue and silver.
After tax, tag and crap like prep and stuff, $10,522 out the door.

 

[OB_GSXRboy]

I've seen post about price before but can't seem to locate them...Anyhow what is the best price you guys have seen on a new 2000 Hayabusa???? (Looking to buy a 2nd one)

 

[Guest]

Being in Canada with our dollar sucks.... I paid 14,000 out the door....


[This message has been edited by adowell (edited 11 July 2000).]

 

[OB_Mr Bear]

Lofty, you did pretty good.
Real numbers anyway, not the BS you sometimes hear.
Just out of curiosity, was that cash, or financed?

 

[OB_the Madman]

In Sweden we pay 129.900 SEK for the 2000 Busa'....

That translates nicely to cirka $14.500....(we have 25% sales tax)...

"Born free, taxed to death!"

 

[OB_Ambush]

I paid 10,200.00 plus tax lic doc and frieght

 

[OB_Lofty Abuse]

That was cash, but the dealer said he could have gone less if I financed through them. I guess they like the interest of your loan.
What I saved in interest by paying cash more than made up for what I might have saved.

I got mine through Powersports in Ft Lauderdale.

 

[OB_BRM]

$9900 not including the state sales tax.

 

[OB_Snakeyez]

$9882.00 at J&J Motors in Ohio

 

[OB_Mambo Kid]

Why buy a new one? I was surprised to see so many used Busas for sale with low miles on them when I was looking. I saw a couple of used 99s with 1600-3000 miles on them for $9000-$9500.

I bought a 99 with 2700 miles and a couple of aftermarket goodies on it for $9300 from a dealer. The only reason I bought from the dealer was so I could trade my other bike and get it off my hands quickly (I was hot to buy).

Meanwhile, the dealer wanted $11,000 out the door for a new 00.

 

[OB_Mr Bear]

Cash is definitely the way to go, if you have it. Last time I bought a new bike, I had just left the Navy, and had a wad of cash I saved up. Brand new GS1100E, with money left over. That cash I saved has worked for me for almost 20 years, a good investment.

I got the Busa by more of the "white trash" method, put $800 cash on it and borrowed $8000 on my visa card, low introductory apr. By the time the interest rate jumped, I had the balance down to less than
$5000. It is now at 12.9%, which is not exactly low, but less than the bank or Suzuki would have been charging me. I might go for another low introductory apr offer, on part of what I have left, just to chase the low rate. Should have it totally paid for in less than 12 months.

 

[OB_SingaporeBusa]

In Singapore I Paid $ 24k (USD $14k)

you think that's bad - try buying a car in SIngapore (Toyota Corolla - $60k - yes - $60k) most expensive place on the planet for vehicles.
Chicks are good though!!!

 

[OB_99busa]

well Singaporebusa, that was dirt cheap. I was from Taiwan where any bike bigger than 150cc is prohibited. I heard that by the end of this year the market should be open while Taiwan join the WTO.