[Hebs]

Does anyone have any info on when they're gonna release the 2010 lineup? I thought it was in June every year... I feel like I'm in a freaking black hole out here and I don't have time to do a lot of research myself...

Is the heat just getting to me or were they suppose to be released already?

 

[ktarver109]

2010 Yamaha New Model Intro

The 2010 lineup is scheduled to be introduced to the dealer network on Tuesday September 8th. Yamaha will probably have all new procuct on their website the following day

 

[1Bad1000Xxc]

Thanks for the info. Certainly they'll have the products updated that day.

When Can-Am was suppose to be releasing their 2010 at midnight on whatever night it was, an hour before the release time, their site showed them. That would be the best way for anyone to "release" their new line rather than through other means.

Buster

 

[Hebs]

Sept. 8th? Wow that seems late...

 

[3TV]

Yamaha's dealer show has always been in June, so September is a major delay. They must have a ton of 2009 models sitting on showroom floors that didn't sell. Can Am must be the only dealer that sold their 2009 models, because the 2010 models are already on the showroom floor at my local dealer. It looks like a school bus compound down there with all the black and yellow Can Am's.

3TV

 

[ktarver109]

Sept. 8th? Wow that seems late...

It is late. We normally see new product in June but with the economy the way that it is Yamaha has postponed the introduction to give them and dealers more time to clear out 2009 inventory.

The time to buy is now. Yamaha anounced a big price increase on 2009's as of April 1st. If you buy a 2009 that was invoiced before that date the price is much lower. Yamaha also has good rebates right now. The plan for 2010 is to cut way back on production and hold prices. If you take the old 2009 price with rebates deducted and compare it to the projected 2010 pricing with no rebates it is going to be a huge difference.

 

[Koko]

Can you provide us with a dollar example on say a Grizzly 700 and YFZ 450?

 

[ktarver109]

Can you provide us with a dollar example on say a Grizzly 700 and YFZ 450?

The original MSRP for the 2009 700 Grizzly was $7799, the new price as of April is $8499. The EPS model was $8599 and is now $9099.

 

[BATTLEGUN]

I noticed the price hike too with Yami. So they are falling right in line with BRP's increase. And speaking of BRP, they are still pushing 07's and 08's around here in VA. You can get them for a lil bit of nothing compared to the original MSRP.

 

[3TV]

Too bad the prices are going up by so much, but it is good to see the "extra" cost of EPS starting to decrease. The EPS model used to be $800 more than the non-EPS model, and now it is going to be $600 more, which is more realisitic. Maybe next year it will only be $400 more.

3TV

 

[BATTLEGUN]

Too bad the prices are going up by so much, but it is good to see the "extra" cost of EPS starting to decrease. The EPS model used to be $800 more than the non-EPS model, and now it is going to be $600 more, which is more realisitic. Maybe next year it will only be $400 more.

3TV

Sure...with a 10k price tag they can do that.

 

[Koko]

The original MSRP for the 2009 700 Grizzly was $7799, the new price as of April is $8499. The EPS model was $8599 and is now $9099.

Thanks, but how much with rebates etc for an 09?

 

[ktarver109]

Thanks, but how much with rebates etc for an 09?

There is a $550 rebate that expires 7/31. BTW, I just got a fax from my Yamaha sales rep stating that production for 2010 models is going to be cut 60%. It also said that pricing would be substantially higher due to the unfavorable exchange rate.

 

[Ramiro]

these is a 2010 YAMAHA GRIZZLY 700 EPS, Europe Version.
Nothing new, just stickers.

 

[Mad Mike]

when I bought my 700 they didn`t even offer a non-eps model. But thats what made me buy a 700 the eps and I would never buy another quad with out it.