So, I’ve decided to pull the trigger on a 2019 Max XT 650. I decided on this model because I don’t really do anything exciting on an atv...just trail cruising. Figured it was the best mix of drivability and fuel economy and low maintenance. Went to the dealer and they didn’t have any. They are trying to get me into an Max XT-P 850 instead. As I mentioned, I don’t need upgraded bead lock wheels, Fox shocks, etc. But I recognize a good deal when I see one; I think. The deal is $12k plus all the fees. That’s $1,600+ off and a 2 year warranty. This is only $650 more than the 650. So I’m essentially getting the upgraded wheels and shocks for free. It does have 36 miles on it already but heck, I’ll put that much on in one ride. Why am I questioning this? 2 reasons:
1. Is it normal to get that much off? If so, does that mean I can get even $1k off a Max XT 650?
2. Is the jump from a 650 to an 850 a big deal? For cruising style riding, more power may not be necessary and gets worse fuel mileage.
I have the atv on hold until I can pick it up Saturday. Thanks in advance to any thoughts on this.
Kevin
1. Is it normal to get that much off? If so, does that mean I can get even $1k off a Max XT 650?
2. Is the jump from a 650 to an 850 a big deal? For cruising style riding, more power may not be necessary and gets worse fuel mileage.
I have the atv on hold until I can pick it up Saturday. Thanks in advance to any thoughts on this.
Kevin

