05 RTV price check...

DaryleD · Mar 18, 2007

I am wondering how this price is from my local Kubota dealer. It seems high to me, which they are known for.

It is a 2005 worksite model with 4x4,front bumper, winch, bedliner, and hydraulic dump bed and 52 hours on the meter. It doesn't show much wear. They want $10,000 cash price. Thanks for the input!
P.S. I see on carver equipment website, that I could get a new one minus the winch, and bedliner for just under $10,300 but the drive from New Hampshire would cost too much to do it. Part of living in the north east I guess. Higher prices for most things.
Daryle.

deereguy · Mar 19, 2007

I have no idea if that's a good price or not, seems like Kubota is very proud of their RTV's. We bought one a few weeks ago, a 2007 Worksite Utility, 4x4, front bumper, Curtis cab, heater, front/rear work lights, wiper and hard doors for $14,xxx, it had 200+ hours as a demo. I don't remember the exact #. Its been a fun machine and contrary to other posts, I think it goes places a Toyota won't go, due to weight of the RTV.

I think Kubota is now offering 0% for 24 or 36 months on these units.

woodstick · Mar 19, 2007

I just bought a brand new RTV 900 recreational model for 10,600 here in SW PA. The recreational model (includes camo and speedometer) is priced a bit higher than the worksite model. I also saw Carver's pricing but could not justify the trip to NC. Once I knew exactly which model I wanted, I called all the local Kubota dealers. I told them about Carver's price but that I wanted to buy locally, and asked for their prices over the phone. This worked very well for me. Prices varied by as much as $2,000! You might be able to buy new for a price close to that used price you were given. Good luck!

DaryleD · Mar 19, 2007

Thanks guys! I just got a price for a new rtv worksite, with bedliner, front bumper, etc. for $10, 800 and change. It seems like a pretty good deal. The best part is it is from Vermont, so I don't have to drive too far.

Thanks again gents!
Daryle.