I was tempted to buy that one just for the front shocks. But unfortunately I really have no more room to store toys.

 

I seen that for sale too. I thought it was priced like they wanted to actually wanted sell it.

 

Here in New York there is a ‘21 600 tnt 1000 miles was $9000 all summer just dropped to $8200 and a ‘17 600 tnt 1100 miles was $6500 dropped to $6000 after a week sounds like guy has a new sled coming.

 

I am seeing all these comp turbos come down under $20k on Facebook marketplace as well. Slap the new RAS RX front end on an 24 and you have a brand new 25 for much less. I think my Rave has held its value slightly over a comparable condition and mileage Renegade, but not by much. Sadly, there are some new 23 and newer Polaris sleds out there too. Plenty of Boost trails sleds that didn’t sell.

I don’t follow it much, but I know they are expensive. Has the SxS market reacted similarly to the sled market recently?

Great time to be looking for a sled, happy hunting folks!

 

just dropped to $8200 and a ‘17 600 tnt 1100 miles was $6500 dropped to $6000 after a week

Besides the price, what shocked me is that the sled in the original posting above had been on the market for a week and still not sold. And there were other turbo Ski Doo sleds under $7,000 that had not sold ether. Generally, like Tree Doctor pointed out, lots of snowmobile listings on FB are now showing a reduced price, some significant. There is not much of a market. Going to be an interesting "Fall".

 

I figured it’d be gone quick too. The have also noticed those that overpriced their sleds are now lowering the price as well.

 

Everything stabilizing as some of us thought. Used Sled market correcting, and coming back to reality. Covid messed everything up in so many ways, and a bad winter or two has shook things up as well; but I feel as we proceed into autumn, the used sled market will continue to improve for the buyers, and if this upcoming winter can deliver even a half way decent performance, I think we get back to a healthy place in the world of snowmobiling.

 

The Polaris rebates on un-sold 23 and 24 stock is going to decimate the used sled market this winter, in my opinion. The Polaris dealers were all given free floor planning on old stock for 24', assuming they still ordered a healthy amount of 25's. It's a recipe for disaster because they will have 25's coming with more than a full seasons worth of 23/24's on ground. The rebates and pricing will be ridiculous.

 

Not sure if people are going to be buying lots of new sleds with snowfalls low?? And interest rates high. (For now at least)

 

Sold my 23 renegade adrenaline 850 with 2k miles 2 weeks ago for $9500. Only lasted 16 hrs on marketplace. Probably the cheapest gen 5 850 on the market but u can buy new leftover 24 at the local dealer for 11,100.

 

Damn, that hurts. I’m still sitting on my ‘23 850 Renegade X and I thought I was being more then fair at my asking price.

 

Hindsight is always 20/20. Maybe I should of waited till this year for my Gen 4 instead of last year since we had such an outstanding winter!

 

Great time to be selling a 22 and buying a 25 snowcheck..... You win some an lose some I guess.

Might just have to keep the 22 as a back up. Dealers have fire sales going on 24s at this point I have seen almost $4k off. Trying to sell a 22 with low miles and the dealer is selling same sled brand new 24 for $13,500 is rough. Sure they have taxes, set-up, etc. but even still trade ins and private sales will be rough. Anybody looking for a used or 24 is going to get an awesome deal.

 

Aren't the experts predicting a good snow year? Sales will be insane if there's an early season snowfall. My local dealer sold most of his leftover 23's last fall (before it didn't snow).

 

My dealer buddy and I were having the same conversation a few days ago. We both agree that used prices seem to have fallen the last couple of weeks when in a normal season they should be trending upwards. He sold a few used sleds in the spring and acknowledges that he couldnt sell them for the same money today. The values of EVERYTHING is falling. Used trucks, boats, SxS all are in the sh-tter.

 

Just a price correction.

 

Agreed. It’s all part of the stabilizing process. A couple years back the sellers were killing it. Now the buyers are gonna be getting the good end of the so-called per-verbal stick. It will all balance out in the end. Bring the good winter this year across the Northeast and upper Midwest and Canada…And we’ll all be off and running.

 

I had to pay a ridiculous price for 1700 Mile 19 900t this spring. So I'll be interested to see how this goes as there are actually left over Doos which is unusual compared to previous years.

 

I think the market is correcting a little, but I still think we get some snow flying early November sleds will start selling quick. I just think like sxs now people are sick of paying the over inflated new sled prices. The $7000-$10000 market I think will have some good used sleds for sale come fall.

 

Alot of folks will be switching to "in season" models cause you can get those so much cheaper than Spring order models with almost identical features.

 

This dealer has some smoking prices right now, lots of 3-4000 plus off, Doo, Pol, Yammy, Cat, wish I lived in the Midwest.



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Last year I looked into a 2023 blizzard from them. Doo had a $2000 rebate offer at the time. In their quote they added freight prep and doc fee that was close to $1500. So the rebate didn’t seem to really matter.

 

Well that would definitely sour the great deal.

 

They always have hidden fees there unfortunately. They really add up there.

 

It all depends on the weather. In the big picture, the past 2 winters in the northeast have been bad, last year was really bad. As far north as Maine, they stopped grooming mid February, and riding was done shortly after, normally can ride well into March up there, even first week of April. I remember seeing a post on Facebook that a club in Maine groomed 280hrs in 23/24. Their average is 780hrs per year.

If we see a slammer of a winter this year(which forecasts are saying) prices will come back up a bit and stay put. There are a lot of sleds out there that people have been sitting on for a while, hence the price drop.Not to mention dealers have a good amount of new with the crap season and high interest rates. This month and next are normally some of the best sled prices for used, guys have new sleds coming and need the cash to put towards them. Hopes were high at the end of the season, but now they are resorting to just getting the thing sold.

 

Until the interest rates go down, sleds are just gonna be hard to sell. +7%? Forget it. If they wanna sell bad enough they drop those. I paid 0% for 5 years in 2016 because they did what they had to do to liquidate.

 

Not suggesting anyone should finance pleasure items, but still, there are a lot of people who do.

 

Picked up this 21 850 XRS with 1580 miles last night for $8500. 1.5 Ice Ripper, QA option, low beam aux light, clutch has clickers. Dude threw in a couple gallons of oil, a set of stock carbides, and a brand new spare belt too.

 

Picked up this 21 850 XRS with 1580 miles last night for $8500. 1.5 Ice Ripper, QA option, low beam aux light, clutch has clickers. Dude threw in a couple gallons of oil, a set of stock carbides, and a brand new spare belt too.

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I'd say you scored on that one! Seems like a very good price for the sled, let alone $500 worth of extras

 

Smoking deal. Congrats

 

Must be your lucky week!