New yz450 out-the-door prices

motoGleamer
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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.

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7/21/2026 1:49pm

Just bought a 70th Anniversary edition for $10k OTD

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DonJulio
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7/21/2026 1:52pm

Just bought a 70th Anniversary edition for $10k OTD

What state? 

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lumpy790
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7/21/2026 1:54pm

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.

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7/21/2026 1:54pm

Colorado,  All Terrain in Grand Junction

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7/21/2026 2:18pm

$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.

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AH387
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7/22/2026 7:21am

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.

30minmotos
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7/22/2026 7:25am

Tri county in Wv has them under 9k out the door.

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El_Rayo
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7/22/2026 7:29am
30minmotos wrote:

Tri county in Wv has them under 9k out the door.

That’s pretty good

Moto520
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7/22/2026 7:42am

The bike is phenomenal....it's definitely slower but can be brought up close to the power levels of the 2025 without much effort.   

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AH387
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7/31/2026 11:59am

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. 

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KHNC
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7/31/2026 12:19pm
Moto520 wrote:

The bike is phenomenal....it's definitely slower but can be brought up close to the power levels of the 2025 without much effort.   

is there such a thing as a SLOW YZ450 nowadays? Unless you are a pro or high level B rider. 

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