Trophy SE price from UK dealers

[chrismckay]

He'll everyone

I have just joined the forum and wouldn't mind some advice on the following....

I live in Scotland and I am looking to purchase a new Trophy, the recommended price in the UK is £14299.

I would have no trade in and would be paying the value in full.

My question is do any of you guys know if I would be able to bargain a lower price or get some extras, or is the list price what I should be looking to pay?

Chris

[cropbiker]

Hi Chris, in my experience as they are all sold through approved Triumph dealerships there is little room for them to discount.. If you are throwing all the options at it then you will get a bit more! But realistically even walking in with a wedge of cash won't get too much off. Just haggle hard to maybe get some gear thrown in FOC

[Chaos]

On my travels around there seams to be quite a few very low mileage EX demo's about  This would be the best way of saving a load of cash 
Nothing has change on the 2014 from the launch model and so long as the recalls have been completed you will get a great bike at a very good saving.
As a experiment last year I put my 6 week old Trophy Standard in for part ex against another branded bike. Cost new 13K after 6 weeks the best offer 8K  5K in 6 weeks is "FREAKING FRIGHTENING" 20% VAT & registration cost on new is included in the on road price.
In a nutshell there are great savings to be had if you shop around a couple of hours on the net & a few phone calls could save you a small fortune 
Its your money dude and this is only my opinion.

Chaos

[Coconut]

... so long as the recalls have been completed ...

The ECM recall notice instructed Triumph Dealers to ensure that this work was completed on any Trophy
that they had in stock before it was released to any customer, so this shouldnlt be a problem,
but you would be wise to ask !

Member "DonTom" has a thread running listing "All the Recalls and TSB's" so read up on that so you know what to ask 

I have an ex-demo Trophy, got a good price on it with no P/X, plus discount on parts
( Alarm, Sat Nav Bracket, Front mudguard extension, Top Box back rest pad ) and all fitted Free of Charge 

[Roger]

Hi Chris

I bought my TT SE new in July from GS Gedge in sussex they gave me £3,000 trade in for my bike that another dealer offered me £2500 for so there may have been a sweetener there, I paid £500 on top of retail but got heated seats, grips, top box, frnt fender extender, paint protect, tank bag, a £350 Navigator jacket, two years free servicing, and 2 years interest free on a couple of grand.

I was happy with the deal, I'm sure there have been better ones but it suited me, hope this helps you get a good deal yourself.

Roger

[TT Ashford]

Ex demo bikes are good way to save £££'s, saved approx £2500 on mine and itonly had 21 miles on it when i picked it up!

[rocksteady]

I agree with what chaos says about low mileage ex demos. I collected my ex demo trophy yesterday. I have got a whole bunch of extras on mine with a good trade in deal on my RT and the demo had only 420 miles on it and it's had the first service/ oil change done saving further expense and time. 
I was tempted to get a new one but working through the figures it seems a bit of no brainer. But as has been said you pays your money and takes your choice.

[trophy4me]

Hey

Try Webbs of Lincoln 01522 513193 easy to talk too can deliver , Ask for mark