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Considering getting a new 26 or 27 yz450. Are dealerships giving discounts or should I basically expect to pay msrp which is roughly $10.5k + fees? Thanks.
Just bought a 70th Anniversary edition for $10k OTD
What state?
Deals on any leftover 2026s is a definite possibility but on a just released 2027 thats very doubtful unless you are in really good with a dealer.
Colorado, All Terrain in Grand Junction
The Shop
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
$10,200 or so out the door is a respectable price. They just recently had a $500 rebate on the 2026 bikes....i wound up getting one of the white ones for $10,200 otd a couple of weeks ago without working too hard.
Having been kicking this idea around also. I'm on the other coast but it seems '26s can be had at/ just under $10k OTD. So that's not too bad, considering. There were some great deals on '25s, a couple months ago and I almost did it then. But if I jump to a 450 (coming from a mod 250F) I wanted to get a '26 for the smoother power and calmer chassis. Although I did ride a '25 and not a '26 yet. Anyways, I didn't see any promotions from Yamaha but it was more some of the local dealers discounting. And I know at least 2 of them don't have a lot of BS fees, so it's always easy to estimate a rough price, OTD.
Tri county in Wv has them under 9k out the door.
That’s pretty good
The bike is phenomenal....it's definitely slower but can be brought up close to the power levels of the 2025 without much effort.
Just touching base on this, so I ended up getting one and brought it home, today. It seems most dealers around here have '26s on sale, so there may be some slight variables, but I was just over $10k OTD. I honestly didn't call around too much but just made a list of some dealers that were close and got in contact w/ the ones that I frequently go to. To me, I thought anything at/around 10k OTD is pretty decent, so I wasn't going to make a big deal over a couple hundred bucks. So hope that helps.
is there such a thing as a SLOW YZ450 nowadays? Unless you are a pro or high level B rider.
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