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Who exactly is the target audience? All the aftermarket turbo guys that are drastically disappearing?

So everyone is still paying full pop MSRP?

First all I agree, help the guy get it sold. Secondly, it's not "especially in Alberta" it's, "only in Alberta". Everywhere else, its $1500 more for a new one. My bad for not checking on location, sorry about that.

I guess that explains why the used market in Alberta is ridiculously high. Everyone expecting to get their tax money back....

I would imagine these are snowcheck backouts with the commodity surcharge. A buddy of mine from Alberta bought one a month ago from here as well and it had the surcharge as well as the 2 year warranty. He couldn't find one in Alberta, so he had me bring it from the lower mainland to Revy.

Then you don't know what they cost. They are $23400 ish with a small gauge. Add $1200 Freight and pdi and $500 commodity surcharge. Works out to about $25,000 plus tax which is $1500 more than $23,500 plus tax. Not sure about Alberta, but in BC and Sask, you are paying the tax on the used one...

Depends. It is for sure cheaper than buying a new one, but for $1500 more (assuming you won't deal of course) you can buy a new 2023 with 2 years warranty. I think you are asking in the right ballpark, but at the end of the season, I think most are waiting to see what happens to the market. And...

Today gas prices looks very attractive, but in a year or two, maybe not. Most years, diesel is cheaper, plus better fuel mileage. Buying new, it is only $10k extra for a duramax. You get double that back on used resale. Filter and oil is more, but I am only familiar with duramax's, as the last...

In another month they will be sitting until next fall.....

Yep, would be pretty good to spend $12k on an old used up chassis that the new state of the art Non-turbo doo can't keep up with....

Not sure any mountain riders care but their 2024 release is March 7th.

You can unlock them....

Weight.....

To each his own I guess.....

Agree, but insurance and warranty are completely different animals. Complete loss vs $8k worse case?

And very expensive if it doesn't.....

They would sell a whole bunch more gauges if the manufactures could get together and share that technology. There are zero reasons not to. Until then, our group will keep using our Rino's.

Ya, kinda like most people when they buy a sled.....

There are 2 brand new G5's sitting on the dealer floor at GVP Langley from guys backing out.

Not if you are unloaded.....