Fair Price?

[egra099]

I know prices have been covered a fair amount on the forum, but I'm in a tight spot and need some reassurance. I got a quote of $43,000, along with 24 months at 0%, for a new D series with Heat/AC, Highflow, Road Package, and the standard bucket. I don't mind paying on the higher end of things as I really need it and need it now. However I also don't want to find out down the road that I was completely reamed on the deal. I've called every dealer within 100 miles (all 3 of them) and My local dealer is the only one who can get one in a reasonable amount of time. Is anyone out there finding that they have to pay this close to list? Thanks in advance.

 

[tmarch]

Doesn't sound too bad, but I wouldn't give that close to full retail without a little old fashioned haggling.

 

[trlbrkr]

Excellent info on this thread
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/toolcat/95419-price-quotes-5600d.html

 

[GitchiGummi]

I think your price quote is a little high. The "free money" is nice. Bobcat had 0% for 36 mo up through December 31.

You should be paying a bit less ($3000) for the machine configured as you state (not including sales tax, if any)

More pricing info here too:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/toolcat/106640-want-buy-d-series-toolcat.html

 

[radman1]

IMHO, that quote is probably about 3K high. I would expect anywhere from 10-15% off list to be resonable. I would guess you are a few % under list.

 

[egra099]

Thanks for all the replies. The dealer got one in today so I went up to play with it a little. Long story short; they're supposed to deliver it tomorrow. I payed a little more than what some others have, but feel like I was pretty lucky to even find one in my area so I'm not too upset. I'm looking forward to getting it tomorrow and getting to play with it a little. We've had around 75 inches of snow in the last five weeks here so it will definetly make life allot easier. Anyhow, these forums have been a wealth of information and thank you all again.