What's the best way to price one? I have a 2012 diesel mule with low hrs. that I would like to sell. There aren't really any adjustments in the NADA guide for low hrs. or condition of the machine.
High. I just bought a new (2021) Ranger 1000 XP Premium after selling my ATV. The dealer I bought my Ranger from suggested I put it out there high.
I paid $7000 for my Honda foreman, 2016, got $5200 for it the first day I listed it and had a couple of back up offers for the same or more $. It was low hours and in good shape for its age. Had about $250.00 worth of racks and good Maxis tires. Selling a five year old ATV for $1800 less than I paid for it, and got great use out of tells me everything I heard about the market for used is true.
As for new the Ranger I bought, I got lucky. I found it and bought it in a day. A long term, great customer of this dealership referred me. Know that Polaris has a Hero's program. We got $1000.00 off, and 2x the factory warranty. I was going to pay cash, but they also have 0% interest on a different program. So I got $1000.00 off MSRP, there were no freight, prep or assembly charges. There was like $85.00 in title fees + sales tax. Getting a full two year factory warranty was the final piece of the deal that got me in a Ranger over waiting 6-8 weeks for a Mule.