Best time to buy a 1098?

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Hey guys, I'm finally looking to purchase a 1098 now. I've kinda flip-flopped on which model to get. Before I had decided on an S model. But I can't seem to justify the $5k premium for stuff that far out-performs my riding capability (other than for sheer looks, the gold ohlins, droooool).

So I'm all primed and ready to at least go in there and seriously look at making the decision between the base and the S. But then I thought, is there a better time to get a better deal on a bike? Would it be now in the summer? Or should I wait till the dead of winter? What do you guys think?

Is there really any difference?
 
dudeeee it depends on where you live....but ya here in colorado, it is better to buy the bike in the winter because they never sell anything and you can get a real good deal. Also, don't even buy the battery (and leave your beautiful red or black1098s in your living room) until the spring time...............
 
keep it a secret but the best deal with stop after next friday, right now with .99 percent fin and there is a comp going on with 1098 and hypers that ends this coming week so dealers are desperate to get there #'s up as high as possible, if your located in nor cal i could get u a pretty good deal on one, but dealers across the nation with be dealing better for this coming week and then it will end
 
Depends on where you live. I have been looking for a yellow 1098, and only few left on market for LA area. You cannot beat the deal on 0.99% financing for 36 months and 2.99% for 72 months. They allow 100% financing. Most of the bike APR is around 6.99% or higher.

If you are looking for a 1098S, and there are still lots bikes out there. The interest you save can be easy invest on bike accessories. The MSRP on 1098 is $15,995 + dest & prep fees= $16,900. I got mine 1098 for $15,082 + tax & license also with a $400 gift certificate, which means I got the bike for $14,682 before tax. That is a good deal.

If you are look to add Termi to 1098 or 1098S, now is a great time. You can add all you want to enjoy 0.99% or 2.99% special rates. Paying $50 to $100 per month is easier than paying $3,000 to $4,000 upgrade later. Negotiate all you want into the deal!!!
 
dude how much do you actually pay per month for 36 months and then how much more do you have to pay after the 36 months turn into 72? Also, did you put a down payment? I am sorry if I am nosy, but I am going to buy one soon and if I can keep the payments low for 3 years.....I will be very happy and I got to buy the bike this coming monday!
 
Is it depends on amount of down payment and financing term. Try this:

http://autos.yahoo.com/finance/loan-calc/;_ylc=X3oDMTBybXF0cjE1BF9TAzk3MjY0NTAyBHNlYwNzbXgEc2xrA3NteA--

If you would tell me your budget, and I can calculate for you.

1. down payment
2.your budget for onthly paymet.

0.99% for 36 months term and 2.99% for 48 to 72 months.
 
alright here is my situation, there is a 1098s for sale and it has 200 miles and if I get it at lets say $20,000 and then I put 2500 down payment and 36 months+0.99=$494 a month estimated.... the 48 month is $387 a month and they dont have a 72 month though....
 
hmmmm...........................................

You only get the special rates from Ducati dealership and toward new bike only unless a demo model never been register. They will financing you up to 72 months term base on approval cedit at different rates.

The information can be found at www.ducati.com

Base on a $2500 down with $19,500 amount finance: ($20,000 + fees =$22,000 O.T.D.)

36 months X $550
48 months X $432
60 months X $350
72 months X $296

If $20,000 O.T.D. with $2,500 down and financing $17,500:

36 months X $494
48 months X $387
60 months X $314
72 months X $266
 
If the economy does not turn and the U.S. dollar cotinues to fall against the Euro. You have to believe that you're going to be paying more in the very near future and the price will continue to rise.
 
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