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Thinking of upgrading to a Ranger 1000 what’s your buying strategy

PolarCruiser

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I'm looking to upgrade from my '14 Ranger 900 XP to a '23 or '24 Ranger 1000 Premium Crew and was curious about your recent pricing experiences. What's your current go-to strategy for buying these? Any tips on landing the best deal?
 
I'm looking to upgrade from my '14 Ranger 900 XP to a '23 or '24 Ranger 1000 Premium Crew and was curious about your recent pricing experiences. What's your current go-to strategy for buying these? Any tips on landing the best deal?
I haven't really checked it myself, but my friend told me that end of season, like late fall or early winter, can sometimes have better deals as dealers try to clear inventory for new models
 
When you're wheeling and dealing for a new rig, do you usually start by getting quotes from a few dealers to play em off each other, or do you just wait for rebates to drop?
 
I'm looking to upgrade from my '14 Ranger 900 XP to a '23 or '24 Ranger 1000 Premium Crew and was curious about your recent pricing experiences. What's your current go-to strategy for buying these? Any tips on landing the best deal?
Try to negotiate below MSRP like up to 15% off. That's when you know it's a good deal. And also don't shop during peak season. @CarDad2025 is right it should be late spring or early summer. Now's a good time actually. If you got the budget already, jump right in.
 
I'm looking to upgrade from my '14 Ranger 900 XP to a '23 or '24 Ranger 1000 Premium Crew and was curious about your recent pricing experiences. What's your current go-to strategy for buying these? Any tips on landing the best deal?
Great choice considering the 1000 Premium Crew, it's definitely a step up from the 900. My best luck has come from shopping at the end of the month, reaching out to a couple of dealers, and comparing their quotes to get the best deal. Right now, some places are taking off about $3-4k from the MSRP. Just keep an eye out for those sneaky doc/setup fees
 
Great strategy! When I got my Ranger 570 a couple of years ago, I did somethin similar. I waited until the end of the month and had a few dealers competing for my business, which really helped me save a good amount. You're spot on about those hidden fees, they can add up quickly if you're not careful
 
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