I did some extensive price checking from every Honda dealer in Utah so I thought I would post up the results of what I found because I know it will be helpful to my fellow Utahns.
The place with the best price of all of the quotes I received was Steadman's Recreation in Tooele. With me they didn't sit and haggle, they just offered me their best price, and it actually was the best price I found in Utah.
Here was their breakdown for a 2014 Pioneer 700-4:
Cost of machine $11,699
Tax $742.89
Licensing $206.26
Total out the door including tax and licensing was $12,648.15
Steadman's doesn't mess around with adding on a bunch of fees like a delivery fee, setup fee, etc... They did not have a 700-4 currently for sale on the lot (although they did have an olive display model).
The next best quote I had was from Newgate Motorsports in Ogden, they also had a 700-4 in stock that I ended up purchasing. I dealt with Jeremy there and so far everything has been fantastic. The Pioneer is sitting in my garage now
. They had originally quoted me around $13,3xx. I told him I had done my shopping and that I would buy it off of him for what Steadman's would sell it to me for and after he ran some numbers he called me back and said we had a deal. He told me taxes would be slightly higher on Ogden compared to Tooele, so it would be a little more.
Anyway, this is what I ended up paying for an olive 2014 700-4 from Newgate Motorsports:
Machine $11,699
Honda 4 person hard roof and Honda 1/2 windshield $525.60 in parts and $78.00 in installation (Honestly the parts looked very simple to install)
Documentary Service Fee $97
License & registration fees $100.51
Tire recycling fee $4.00
Sales tax $849.36
My total out the door price with the above listed items was $13,353.47
From what I have seen the dealers are having no problems selling the 700-4's.
I believe the highest quote I received for just the 700-4 was nearly $14k out the door for just the 700-4. Hopefully this information is helpful to my fellow Utahns. The 2 seat 700's were much easier to come by and were in stock at several different places. If you were shopping in Utah for a 2 seat 700 you should be able to work out a better deal.