MOTOMENUS  AUGUST ACCESSORY GIVEAWAY!

There are too many ways to value your motorcycle, but most people only know about a few of them. And often times

the trade-in value is the lowest.

• Retail value. Is what someone would expect to pay at a dealership. Dealers get a premium because

they typically recondition their used inventory, ensure they can help a buyer finance it, provide

warranties, take trade-ins, and offer many other options to pick from in one place.

• Private party value. Is what someone might get when they sell on their own. The private party

value is less than retail because a private seller, meeting buyers at his or her home, can’t help with

financing, offer guarantees, or take anything on trade.

• Trade-in value. Is what a dealer will likely give someone on trade. This is a lower value since the

dealer will have to spend their capital to “purchase” the powersport, recondition it with service and

repairs, along with taking the risk of it not selling as it depreciates. Trade-in values are below the

private party value.

• Market Value. Is a term for the current value of what something would sell for on the open market.

It’s often made up of various book values (none of them agree), dealer auction selling prices, and

what the locals are willing to pay. Although you’re unlikely to use it on an everyday basis, current

market value can have a major impact on the amount you’re getting when it comes time to close the

sale.

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