My dealer sells 100+ sleds a year. Every one of them are mountain sleds so I hope they don't limit him to 25. That'd be a dumb move on their part.
850 limited quantities?
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New chassis and motor might be a good thing if you can't get one...
If they only have enough parts to build a certain number of sleds where are you going to get parts if something goes wrong or breaks?
If they only have enough parts to build a certain number of sleds where are you going to get parts if something goes wrong or breaks?
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This is nothing more than dealers and Doo saying this crap so they can jack the prices up to full retail. This can really backfire in their face. Polaris and the boys still build sleds every day. I think they are trying to get a nine day jump on sales until the others introduce their stuff. I WILL NOT PAY FULL LIST PRICE. AXYS is sounding better and better. Just wait until Polaris offers a 174 with a belt drive on the 1st and see what Doo thinks when all the pissed off 174 guys jump ship. Imagine a 420 lb. 174". Just my two cents.
I really doubt Polaris will offer a 174. After all they had to say about not needing a 174 last year. If they do it will weigh more than 420. And suddenly 440lbs won't be so bad, needed to add weight to make it stronger, blaa blaa blaa blaa blaa. Their 163x3 already weighs 426.
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Tis true,,,, my dealer has 8 of his allotted 32 left.
Guess we know why they kept the xm chassis around.
Why would they limit snowchecks after hyping up this new sled so much? Sounds like a good way to lose a lot of customers. I understand limiting the in season sp models based on all the holdovers there's been the last few seasons, but limiting snowchecks makes zero sense
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Risky business by brp to release a new chaise and motor same year... I think this limited release is more about testing product in smaller numbers
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Mountain sled across the board are built in limited numbers and make up a very small percentage of sled sales.
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Few guys seen one run this last week in owls head.. Sounds like they run pretty dam strong.. Compared to the other stockers
I think the limited numbers are based on build out on the new engine.
Polaris also did this in 2000 with the 800 RMK. My dad got one of the last 4 Action Motorsports in Idaho Falls had let in their allocation.
It is not a new or unheard of concept.
I too was told limited #'s. My dealer is allotted 50-60, 850 units, Summit X, Summit SP, MXZ. Does not matter what one only that it is the 850/ chassis combo.
If you thought you wanted one it would be good to get your name on one. There is s possibility that more units could be added, but may not. If next fall you decide you don't want one it will be very very easy to sell. Especially if the quantity is this limited.
My dealer is only getting 65.
limited numbers are right. i snowchecked one saturday and they are only allowed 30 850's and they thought that included the in season sp's. And for those wondering i got the black and green 850 X 154 2.5" electric start for $12,300. 3" was $600 more and white was another $200.
Wow...some of the dealers you fella shave must move pretty big volume. One dealer I know can get 22. Another can get 25. 3rd is only allocated 9. Apparently it's based on past sales, market, almost no rhyme or reason. Doesn't matter if these are spring order or snow check sleds you can order what they will allocate you and nothing more. Also doesn't matter if it's a Summit, MX, or Renegade...
Limited build HELPS the end consumer when you go to resale! The market won't be flooded with them!
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if they run good.
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Summit in MT?
