Build My Kubota vs. Real Price

[E3A]

E3A,
I live a town over from you and I've had really good experience with the Kubota dealer near us. I've been very impressed with their service.
All in all I actually like the dealer better than the tractor!

I've heard many good things about them as well. I was hoping to see a better price on the 2320, though.

 

[firemailwv]

I am picking up my BX25D this coming Saturday. Based on the build it now price with the options I chose I am paying 16.5% under that. My local Mahindra dealer can offer some good deals if you pay cash, but if you finance, hold on to your wallet. Unless I'm mistaken, they are offering 0% for up to 84 months right now. BUT - from my shopping experience, they are getting their money up front. On the other hand, the price I am paying did not change when I decided to finance at 0%

 

[E3A]

That sounds like a great deal. Did you buy from a local dealer or an out of state one?

 

[murphy1244]

Congrats on the new machine, post pictures.

 

[haveissues]

I bought a b2620 towards the end of last year and paid just a bit less than 15% under list.

 

[Not a member]

I think the 15% number is a bit exaggerated. I would guess unless you are spending lots of money that most get less than 15% off msrp. It of coarse varies between brands and dealers. People love to brag about a great deal but rarely is somebody going to announce they got 5% off.

 

[haveissues]

I think the 15% number is a bit exaggerated. I would guess unless you are spending lots of money that most get less than 15% off msrp. It of coarse varies between brands and dealers. People love to brag about a great deal but rarely is somebody going to announce they got 5% off.

Build it price is 25110, paid 21200. 84.4% of the price so 15.6% off. That was the no haggle price.

 

[Not a member]

I wasn't implying you didn't get that deal or that similar deals can't be had. I'm just saying that a first time buyer should not expect to get that discount at every dealer. It seems a lot of first time buyers on this site see those numbers then think they are getting ripped off when they are getting 12% off. There are a lot of variables.

 

[GManBart]

Build it price is 25110, paid 21200. 84.4% of the price so 15.6% off. That was the no haggle price.

OMG, you paid $21,200 for a 26hp, 1,600lb machine? Did that include any implements?

 

[TexasBoy]

I think the 15% number is a bit exaggerated. I would guess unless you are spending lots of money that most get less than 15% off msrp. It of coarse varies between brands and dealers. People love to brag about a great deal but rarely is somebody going to announce they got 5% off.

Its not exaggerated at all for those who indeed paid 15% less than the 'Kubotoa Builder' price.