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URCLEVER
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Speed has pretty much sold, so leaning towards building a new maverick r, just to see the difference as I did really like my last can am.
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Not sure what other SxS cost but our Pro R was less than $500 for the year with the following:My opinion would be buy another pro-r. You know the machine and it’s a solid car. Another plus is that it’s not considered a ROV to the insurance world it’s an “sand car”/OHV and in my findings it’s less to insure.
They are running some weird discount but then still have a market adjustment and BS fee. Maybe you can still haggle them down but this was on the listing online:Just seen this on IG
typical dealership bs advertising and feesThey are running some weird discount but then still have a market adjustment and BS fee. Maybe you can still haggle them down but this was on the listing online:
MSRP $40,999.00 + FEES
$2,000.00 REBATE
$9,000.00 FBC Discount
Sale Price: $29,999.00
Destination/Freight Surcharge: +$2,195.00
Added Markup: +$2,520.00
Total: $34,714.00 + TAX, LICENSE, AND DOCUMENTATION
I paid $36,000 (2dr Ultimate) out the door here in Yuma a week or two ago. Once I got over the shock of a SxS costing this much (I still think of the Rhino when I see SxS), what you get for the money is pretty damn amazing. Think rips right off the dealer floor.2024 Pro R Models will drop more, most I have seen was about $8k off MSRP on the models with Dynamax this past week.
Polaris always has allot of inventory....just wait a little and the folks who MUST have heated/cooled seating and BNG Start chomping for the 2025.
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