Yamaha Price Increases

[VNA]

How do you ask what the cash price is without indicating you're a cash buyer? :rolleyes

At the end of the day if they won't cut me a good deal I'll go to another dealer.  The problem with living in Scotland is that means a good bit of distance or even buying the bike abroad in England.

[Val]

Don’t know if this is across the whole range but Yamaha have certainly increased the list price of the MT10.

MT10 is now £10,999 – that’s up a grand in one year. :eek
MT10 SP is now £13,699 (up 300 quid on it’s launch just a few months ago)

MT09

2014 - £6,799
2016 - £7349 +8%
2017 - £7999 +18%

MT10

2016 - £9999
2017 - £10999 +10%

[Dave48]

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Don’t know if this is across the whole range but Yamaha have certainly increased the list price of the MT10.

MT10 is now £10,999 – that’s up a grand in one year. :eek
MT10 SP is now £13,699 (up 300 quid on it’s launch just a few months ago)

MT09

2014 - £6,799
2016 - £7349 +8%
2017 - £7999 +18%

MT10

2016 - £9999
2017 - £10999 +10%
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Tracer 700
October 2016        £6195 OTR
Spring 2017          £7129  "

[nick crisp]

I think Yamaha will get away with these increases because the bikes started at reasonable prices. Puts the ridiculous 2001 £8k tag of the gen 1 thou into perspective though. £10999 still gets you a lot of bike in the MT10. Thing is, I reckon they sold enough while at the lower figure that there'll be some nicely priced second hand examples for those who don't want to splash out for new. I've often relied on this to get to own the bikes I've wanted, so these increases don't really bother me that much.