Price Check New Holland Workmaster 50 Price

nwut05 · Jun 21, 2017

Hello, I have got 3 different cash prices on the same tractor from 3 different dealers in my area, The tractor is a Workmaster 50 4wd, fel, fluid in rear tires and canopy.

1st dealer says 25,500 no canopy, 400 extra, but all other the other things listed. 10 miles away.

2nd dealer says 25,600 everything you want as listed above but, this dealer is 50-60 miles away.

3rd dealer says 26,500 everything listed but, dealer is 35 miles away.

If i went just by price It's a no brainier dealer 2 :thumbsup:

if i went by customer service it would be dealer 3

if i went by convenience definitely dealer 1

All 3 dealers charge flat rate pickup and return fees for service

So here is my question. What is everybody seeing on the prices in there area and is these prices in the ballpark. I have done significant business with dealer 1 and 3 before but never even called dealer 2 until this pricing. A little input

woolyAcres · Jun 21, 2017

Can't speak to prices.... Sorry.

With canopy included dealer 1 is $300 more than dealer 2 and $600 less than dealer 3. Dealer 1 is a known quantity and the closest. I'd go for dealer 1.

Just my $0.02.

Turbys_1700 · Jun 21, 2017

In a nutshell, yes those are competitive prices. I bought one last May. At the time my dealer was advertising $25,500. The top was an extra $400. Go with the dealer you feel most comfortable with. I have over 110 hours on mine. So far zero issues. You are going to like it a lot.

MRCONCDID · Jun 23, 2017

You could always buy from the cheapest and let the closest service and do any warranty work.
Its a win, win.

MrC.

RickB · Jun 23, 2017

MRCONCDID said:
You could always buy from the cheapest and let the closest service and do any warranty work.
Its a win, win.

MrC.

He could do that. And the warranty work might get done on a priority basis, and it might not.

If a shop is slammed and work for customers who purchased at that shop are in line for repair work, warranty or not, will a unit sold by another dealer bust the line for a warranty repair?
The dealer has a requirement to perform the warranty work. There is no performance standard as to when.

clevalley · Jun 26, 2017

Get a written quote from dealer #2 and take it to dealer #3, let them know you want their business based off of their customer service and you want to continue to do business with them.

A good dealer for service is worth their weight in gold.