Where to find final sales prices on used Hayabusas to see the true value? I’m trying to gauge a dealer price.

[Gen3lover]

I’ve found a used 2009 Busa I’m considering and I want to see what prices these are going for at auctions, or what the final sales prices are on eBay for similar years.

The dealer price on the bike I’m looking at is $11,699
The NADA retail value is $7620 for a stock bike same year but no extras. This one has a lot of cosmetic stuff, the cost of which normally isn’t captured on a resale.

I’m trying to do a little research to see what these things are actually selling for.

Here’s the link. What do you guys think?

2009 SUZUKI HAYABUSA

2009 SUZUKI HAYABUSA with 23,028 miles, $11,699 - Call now: (214) 609-1579

www.mintmotorcycles.com

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

I was recently offered about half of what a similar bike‘s asking price was at the dealership where I bought it. That should give you some idea of what that dealer paid for the bike vs what they’re asking for it. To give you an educated opinion or comparison on the selling prices of used Hayabusa’s I’d have to do the same ‘research’ you say you’re doing. Besides NADA & KBB you should check all the motorcycle venues like eBay etc.

 

[Bumblebee]

I’ve found a used 2009 Busa I’m considering and I want to see what prices these are going for at auctions, or what the final sales prices are on eBay for similar years.

The dealer price on the bike I’m looking at is $11,699
The NADA retail value is $7620 for a stock bike same year but no extras. This one has a lot of cosmetic stuff, the cost of which normally isn’t captured on a resale.

I’m trying to do a little research to see what these things are actually selling for.

Here’s the link. What do you guys think?

2009 SUZUKI HAYABUSA

2009 SUZUKI HAYABUSA with 23,028 miles, $11,699 - Call now: (214) 609-1579

www.mintmotorcycles.com

I read the blue book value of a 2009 Hayabusa is $7200 USD so close to the NADA pricing

In the end, it's all about what the buyer wants to pay....

You could look at it at how much it would cost you to buy a bike at $7200 and set it up similar to this one...in this way of thinking it would be worth the extra money to get a bike set up the way you want it to be. I'd be looking it over with a fine toothed comb though.

 

[Gen3lover]

According to Cycle Trader this bike has been in their inventory since Sept 19 with no price reductions.
I think they’ll be hungry for a deal after another month passes

 

[BigBSBusa]

I've seen that bike as I peruse Cycle Trader to see what's out there. From what I've been able to find Mint Motorcycles has a large inventory of Suzuki bikes. Don't know how they are with pricing, though. It may say something that it has been in inventory for 2 months with no price reduction.

 

[Gen3lover]

The previous owner spent a lot of time and money on that bike so it’s a bargain from that standpoint,
Of course who did the work and was it done right? I’m sure the dealer doesn’t have a clue.

 

[BigBSBusa]

That bike is also listed on eBay with just under 3 days left in the bidding.

 

[BigBSBusa]

That bike is also listed on eBay with just under 3 days left in the bidding.

Auction ended today at $4550 and didn't meet reserve.

 

[Gen3lover]

The reserve can’t be much above that if the dealer truly wants to move this.
Hmmmm

 

[BigBSBusa]

The reserve can’t be much above that if the dealer truly wants to move this.
Hmmmm

Just realized I was looking at the completely wrong bike. The one you are looking at is listed, but only with a Buy it Now price, no bid (therefore no reserve), $11,699.