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Sup y’all I’m looking to get one of these bikes and I’d love to know what the total cost of your bike was with taxes and dealer fees. My local dealer is charging 13k and I thought that was a bit high.
That’s way too high. Don’t get scammed paying higher than 11k
 

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Sup y’all I’m looking to get one of these bikes and I’d love to know what the total cost of your bike was with taxes and dealer fees. My local dealer is charging 13k and I thought that was a bit high.
My 60th Anniversary was about $10.7K after freight, setup, title and doc fees. I got mine at MOM's In Manchester, NH. But we do not have sales tax so take it how you will.
 

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Yesterday I went to see a 60th Anniversary at my local South Florida dealer (Broward Motorsports), and when I saw what they were charging, I was in disbelief:

MSRP $9,299
Dealer Fee - $399
Freight - $2,450
Prep - $2,550
Tire - $2
Battery - $1.50
Tax - $932.09
Balance $15,633.59

They are charging almost $5k Freight and prep... that's nuts

After I told them I would only pay up to $12K, they came back to me with $14,300 otd. Still way too high.
I'll have to shop around some other smaller dealers around Florida. I'll gladly drive 150 miles to go pick it up a reasonable price.
 

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Yesterday I went to see a 60th Anniversary at my local South Florida dealer (Broward Motorsports), and when I saw what they were charging, I was in disbelief:

MSRP $9,299
Dealer Fee - $399
Freight - $2,450
Prep - $2,550
Tire - $2
Battery - $1.50
Tax - $932.09
Balance $15,633.59

They are charging almost $5k Freight and prep... that's nuts

After I told them I would only pay up to $12K, they came back to me with $14,300 otd. Still way too high.
I'll have to shop around some other smaller dealers around Florida. I'll gladly drive 150 miles to go pick it up a reasonable price.
That’s outrageous. As someone who lives in NH, seeing tax numbers like that brings me uber amounts of sadness.
 

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Just purchased my 60th Anniversary R7 two days ago! Happened to stumble my way into finding a dealer that received a shipping notice on her about... 45 minutes before I called them and then swiftly talked my way into a MINT deal - all before they could ever call the other poor customers that asked to be notified if/when this bike came in. After reading some of the other sales numbers out there, I could NOT be happier! 🤑🥳 Such a good deal that I might have gone and spent 2k on accessories already before even taking delivery. 😂


MSRP - $9,299
Dealer Fee - $399
Freight - Free!
Prep - Free!
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$ 9,698 USD
Moar Discount! (+ $98)
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$9,600 USD - Out the door, cash price (paid at dealership)

+ $312 USD - Excise/Sales Tax (3.25%; paid directly to State after sale)
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$9,912 USD - Total Cost
 

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Shipping, prep and dealer fees get adjusted so it only seems like you got shipping and prep for free. Dealer processing fee is normally around $200 which is all I've paid for the last 3 bikes I bought. MSRP is $8999 for a '22 and $9199 for a '23. Which did you get?
 

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Shipping, prep and dealer fees get adjusted so it only seems like you got shipping and prep for free. Dealer processing fee is normally around $200 which is all I've paid for the last 3 bikes I bought. MSRP is $8999 for a '22 and $9199 for a '23. Which did you get?
$8999 for base model '22s and $9299 MSRP for the 60th anniversary trim -- I got the 60th trim. I'll upload some pics soon. =)
 

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Hello everyone,

I’m from California and I put a deposit down a few months ago on the new 2023 R7 intensity white and had some question to better prepare myself for when they give me the call to pick it up.

This is going to be the first bike I’ve ever bought so can anyone please give me some tips or advice on how to NOT get overcharged by the dealer? Also just general knowledge that I should be aware of before going in and actually signing the papers would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Here's an anniversary edition if anyone's looking.

2022 YAMAHA YZFR7 MOTO GP EDITION IN STOCK NOW, EXTREMELY HARD TO...
 

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Just picked up my 2023 Intensity White R7 today and the price was

$10,041.68 - MSRP+7%Tax



$876.00 freight and assembly



$1,700.00 prepaid service for 3 years ( uncharged oil changes and tune up every 4000 miles)

$649.00Tire warranty (if my tires or rims get damaged by a nail or pot holes I get them replaced for free)

$590.00 Yamaha 4 year warranty (It comes with 1 year so it is covered from big mechanical failure for 5 years total

$166.85 Registration and title fees

$224.80 Documentation fee (probably them just tacking on more money TBH)

Total came to 14248.34 Out the door.
 

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I paid MSRP + $200 in dealer fee. Walked out with the Certificate of Origin and a temp tag to take back to my state and register on my own. That will be Great Dealership experience at, had a scratch I found in lower fairing and they are sending me both lower side fairings in the mail to my house.
$9199
$200 Dealer Fee
$652 Tax and Title
$25 Plate Transfer

Total when I'm done will be $10, 076
 
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