P1000 What’s my P-1000-3 worth?

[rlutech]

2016 P1000-3 base model, dark green, 4,155 miles, good Maxxis Bighorn tires (stock size), comes with factory Honda hard roof, no flaws or defects, really good shape…What’s it worth selling out right???

 

[Admin]

 

[Robobrainiac]

In today's market probably as much as you paid for it new. Location will play a big part on your value. I have seen a couple base models with around 5k miles locally selling for $14k.

 

[DG Rider]

In today's market probably as much as you paid for it new. Location will play a big part on your value. I have seen a couple base models with around 5k miles locally selling for $14k.

No doubt. I saw someone trying to sell a 500 on FB for like $15,000 the other day. No one short of Jesus Christ himself could convince to pay that for a 500. The market is crazy for buyers right now.

 

[rlutech]

Wow, that is really good to hear. I think I’m going to give it a shot. Looking to replace it with a Talon X or P1000-5 Deluxe.

 

[tdhanses]

Wow, that is really good to hear. I think I’m going to give it a shot. Looking to replace it with a Talon X or P1000-5 Deluxe.

Good luck, probably won’t have any issue selling but may buying. Also don’t be shocked to pay a premium, if used is selling for a premium new probably is as well.

 

[Remington]

Wow, that is really good to hear. I think I’m going to give it a shot. Looking to replace it with a Talon X or P1000-5 Deluxe.

Keep in mind, you get no deal with a new model these days so in some cases theres not much a difference when its all said and done then the long wait for one. If u had a nice one with chit tone of mods, you might come out worth it IMO

 

[rlutech]

I will probably sell my P1000 now while prices are high, and wait till supply catches up. Hopefully then incentives on new ones will return. I have two small kids right now anyways, so we aren’t riding a ton till the girls get a little bigger. Gives us some time to wait it out.

 

[Russ989]

Ask this question, can I live without it for 24-36 months. The supply chain and demand will carry these high prices for a good while unless you’re willing to pay MSRP+.

 

[Robobrainiac]

I would guess prices won't come down for at least a couple of years. After supply catches up you have to have demand slow down before they start lowering prices. To top it off with the high hourly rates most places are giving to their employees I doubt anything factory made will come down on price.