EBS
Member
Can someone furnish me with the list (MSRP) price for the worksite model of the RTV 900 (no accessories)? Thanks for any info.
Ed
Ed
List price on RTV 900
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MessickFarmEqu
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$10,599 I think.
avorancher
Silver Member
I think it is $10,899 for the worksite MSRP, at least that is what I've seen advertised.
My nearest dealer (southern CA) was taking orders at $11,200 but I found one within driving range for $10,600, so the price can vary quite a bit.
My nearest dealer (southern CA) was taking orders at $11,200 but I found one within driving range for $10,600, so the price can vary quite a bit.
lloyd123
Silver Member
From a ATV Illustrated article when the RTV900 first came out:
"Suggested retail prices for each RTV900 configuration are $9899 (general purpose), $10,599 (recreational), $10,899 (worksite) and $11,199 (turf)."
http://www.atvillustrated.com/industry_news/press_releases/Kubota/rtv_900.html
I paid $10,800 last April and was glad to get one at that price. As with most products you always pay the price to be an "early adopter".
Edit:
There was a lot of speculating about how Kubota under priced the RTV900 to grab market share when they were first introduced and that the price would be going up significantly at some point. That hasn't happen yet and I don't think it will as there seems to be growing competition from other makes and it looks like cheap financing may be a thing of the past shortly. Well, at least that's what seems to make sense to me.
"Suggested retail prices for each RTV900 configuration are $9899 (general purpose), $10,599 (recreational), $10,899 (worksite) and $11,199 (turf)."
http://www.atvillustrated.com/industry_news/press_releases/Kubota/rtv_900.html
I paid $10,800 last April and was glad to get one at that price. As with most products you always pay the price to be an "early adopter".
Edit:
There was a lot of speculating about how Kubota under priced the RTV900 to grab market share when they were first introduced and that the price would be going up significantly at some point. That hasn't happen yet and I don't think it will as there seems to be growing competition from other makes and it looks like cheap financing may be a thing of the past shortly. Well, at least that's what seems to make sense to me.
