BX 2370

[maddog69]

Hi, I will be buying a new BX 2370 in northern Florida soon and here is the price I got on tractor, loader, and 60 inch belly mower. $14,500 That is with the thousand rebate Kubota is offering and an extra three hundred for I know not what. The dealer says it's only good till the end of the month. My question is is that a good price and would it get better closer to the end of the year? Thanks Brad

 

[s219]

If you're getting 12-15% off MSRP it's a good price, so go figure out what MSRP is on the Kubota website using the "build my Kubota" option.

I have never seen prices have anything to do with calendar year end on tractors -- it really doesn't factor into anything. The main thing is to catch any good monthly incentives before they end, because there's no guarantee what happens in the new month. Seems that Kubota is offering $300 rebate on a BX and $1000 rebate with two implements (loader can count as one). That is pretty good.

 

[pap71]

I think the Kubota 0% finance ends the end of this month. So that may be what the dealer is talking about. I paid about the same when I bought my 2011 BX2360 with a FEL and 54" MMM. That was total with taxes and all.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Hi, I will be buying a new BX 2370 in northern Florida soon and here is the price I got on tractor, loader, and 60 inch belly mower. $14,500 That is with the thousand rebate Kubota is offering and an extra three hundred for I know not what. The dealer says it's only good till the end of the month. My question is is that a good price and would it get better closer to the end of the year? Thanks Brad

With $1000 off from Kubota it looks like the dealer may be giving you a $300 off from his profit which isn't much and the $300 may even be another incentive from Kubota and nothing from the dealer. I believe you need to shop around and start with Barlows who will deliver to your house. You'll probably be surprised how little your dealer is reducing his price and all dealers pay the same price.
Looks like you already own a BX2200 so for sure go spend some time on the new BX and see if you appreciate or dislike the new features. Changes make a difference to people that have owned/used another tractor vs ones first tractor which does great and buyer accepts all functions as "the way a tractor should work". The series BXxx50 that came out after your BX2200 had an abrupt stop in reverse which really bothered us former BX2200 owners since we knew it wasn't right. Kubota wouldn't fix it until they came out with a new BXxx60 series in a short time without the abrupt stop in reverse. There are many BX2350 owners that say it isn't a problem for them because they have gotten used to it or don't know how it should stop in reverse. My neighbor has a BX2350 and is happy, happy. Me, I was unhappy so much that I traded it to a BX2660 and Kubota gave me $500 off for the problem with the bX2350 abrupt stop in reverse that stopped correctly in forward.
Try it before you buy, especially how it stops considering your uses. A BX2350 would be perfect for someone that never goes in reverse.

 

[maddog69]

Thanks for the tip on checking Barlows! Great deal!