What is a good price for a 2007 GT

[ronk1200lt]

I am looking at a used 2007 GT fully loaded with ESA,alarm and topbox etc. It is a U.S. bike with 2000 miles on it. It is mint. What do you think would be a good price for this? I live in Canada, so I am not sure what to offer. Our prices are quite different up here (higher). Thanks.

[messenger13]

$15K . . .

Now go get it. :)

[fas]

10,000 miles on my 2006 with ESA, large top case, BMW tank bag, and Z Technik shield, and new Metz rubber. Perfectly maintained at the dealer where I bought my last 2 BMW bikes. Make offer via PM.

Where in Canada? I might deliver it for you if we come to terms.

I have a new one coming in 60 days roughly.....due to my short attention span.....:think:

[GT-1]

The Crystal Grey color is worth 10% more than the other colors.

[fas]

The Crystal Grey color is worth 10% more than the other colors.
+1

Blue has a higher rear drive failure rate......right Joe?

[larrykay]

Why are you selling ? Have you had any problems with this bike? I also have a 2006. I am getting a new airbox to finalize all my issues. I love the bike.
Larry

[k1100ltglenn]

Careful, the US bike has 3yr/36000 mile warranty, the Canadian bike has 3yr/unlimited k warranty. Also I understand that BMW Canada has a policy of charging a flat $500. C to write the letter to Transport Canada verifying no recalls. Glenn.

[jemmons]

Let me know what you end of paying for this. I may go this route rather then buy new.

Good Luck

[ronk1200lt]

It would seem that a pre-owned stock 2006GT in good shape with under 20,000 miles is selling for around $13,500 U.S. dollars. Pre-owned 2007 GT's that are basically stock and have under 10,000 miles on them and are in good condition are going for between $15,900 and $16,500. It can't seem to find any of the $15,000 2007 GT's that Joe mentioned would be a good price to pay.

[meese]

It can't seem to find any of the $15,000 2007 GT's that Joe mentioned would be a good price to pay.Just because Joe said it would be a good price, doesn't necessarily mean he has a particular seller in mind. :)

Seriously, if you find a deal that you and the seller are happy with, that's all that really matters.

Your biggest concern would be whether your Canadian dealers will honor the warranty coverage, and if so, for how log and how many miles? That, plus any import taxes/fees could make a big difference to your bottom line.

[ez_rdr55]

I'm thinking about selling mine ($16K winter price).

[BlackBMW]

I paid $16K 3 months ago for my '07 Dark Graphite with 525 miles.

Needed to get a good deal because I already have spent about $3K on full Remus exhaust, Corbin seats, BMW Navigator mount and hardwiring my Valentine 1.

One would think that there might be a $15K '07 GT to be had over the course of this winter.