what is my sled worth?

[joe-bert]

i have a 2009 m1000 sno pro 153... has 133miles (or kms not sure what the odo is in) its been properly broken in and i havent ridden the living crap out of it. its been stored in a heated garage all winter... and no upgrades to it. so if anyone could give me a general idea of what its worth because i cant get out to the mountains as much as i would like. The main reason for potentially selling is ive been having alot of problems with my knees and the mountain riding doesnt help a whole lot haha.

 

[KatMan]

7000 on a good day. I bought my 2007 163 sno pro in 2010 with 240 miles on it for 5000

 

[HiLlClImB911]

Seen a new in crate sell for 8500 this season (09 m1000 153), I'd start at 8000 for the sled, if you don't need to sell id sit on a low mile sled until it sells.

 

[RXN]

7000 on a good day. I bought my 2007 163 sno pro in 2010 with 240 miles on it for 5000

Give you a compairison, i paid $7000 for an 09 CrossFire SnoPro 1000 with 1300km's. So anywheres between 7 and 8 sounds like a fair price.

 

[blastoff]

Book is $7,400.00, but being end of season I would say to price it at $7,000 taking into account that will likely be what next fall price will be or even lower..

 

[MP Kid]

Bad news!!! It's a buyer's market! But don't be fooled by what Snopro says, the new ones are still expensive! So your sled still has good value! M1000's are the new Thundercat, makes good power, a little heavy, but when "tweaked" it takes a real man to hang on! The problem with the sled industry is that there's too much development, too quick! New sleds devalue real fast, that's why I'd never buy a 4-stroke. Yes, you could ride it for the next 10 years with no problems, but then you'd be riding "OLD" technology! If it's super clean and has some extended warrenty with it than $7ish would be ok. Good luck!