12-10-2021, 12:38 PM
(12-10-2021, 10:47 AM)Ray Wrote:Your points are perfect Ray. There is a MAP price (minimum advertised price) places like Revzilla can advertise. Recently I made no mention of on line prices to my BMW dealer and got a cheaper price including the 6.875% MN tax on a set of Roadsmart IV tires then advertised at most sites on line. In addition buying through your perferred dealer establishes a relationship that could impact other activities. As well as giving them a few dollars to help keep the doors open. When I lost my drive shaft 300 miles from home my dealer had a driver bring a pickup down with a bike in the back for me to ride when they picked my broken down RS.(12-10-2021, 08:10 AM)Lee Wrote: Did Revzilla sell the locks cheaper than the shop?Reminders:
Usually Revzilla sells BMW stuff at list price.
1. There are plenty of old mathematical (if not social) arguments for buying through your local dealer if the price is within 10-15% (and you still have a local dealer to support).
2. You can always ask your local dealer if they can match the internet price. (I bought my last Shoei X-14 at the dealer for 15% less than the Revzilla price, which is limited by minimum advertised price.) I should note, this price was offered to me, as a loyal customer, without any mention of online competition.
Darrell
2016 R1200RS
2022 R1250RT
2016 R1200RS
2022 R1250RT