P1000 What should I ask for it?

[Crow_Hunter]

THIS ISN'T A FOR SALE POST!

A friend of my brother who has ridden with us before has been looking to get rid of his old Rhino and get a Honda 1000-P5 after riding in mine. He doesn't like to buy anything new (I probably should do the same) and has asked my brother if I might be interested in selling mine to him because he knew I take care of my stuff like he does. (We sell guns back and forth all the time) My brother just called me a little while ago and asked me if I would be willing to sell and what I would take for it. I am not getting the use out of the back 2 seats that I thought I would (2 times in a year and one was with this friend) and I know my brother's friend would. He is always taking friends riding with him.

I am not sure what to ask for it. I was assuming somewhere in the $14,000 to 16,000 range according to the NADA guide but I am not sure.

I am not sure I want to sell it but I wouldn't mind getting a newer model or maybe even something different that is smaller or lighter weight/more sporty.

I have a little over 300 miles on it and all the accessories are Honda OEM.

-Front and Rear A-arms guards
-Warn 4500 winch w/wired remote
-Roll cage bag
-Rear bumper (not installed yet)
-2017 underseat storage (not installed yet)
-Hard Roof, 5P
-Bed liner
-5 year warranty (aftermarket)

So what would you guys ask for it to a friend that you don't want to take advantage of?

 

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[elkguide]

I paid 16 for mine OTD with a Honda glass windshield, a Honda hard top, a Honda hard back window a 4500 Warn winch and a Moose snow plow all installed, so to a friend I around here I would probably be asking him for 13 - 14.... BUT I wouldn't be selling unless I had something else to replace it with, that I absolutely had to have, that was better than what I have and I haven't driven/ridden in anything that is better than a Honda Pioneer. Just my opinion and I don't know what your market is like there.

 

[sporttrac4x4]

It is 2017 and almost half over soon 2018 will be here so if you're going to sale it then go for it. I would say $15,000 but you might miss it when you see him ridding around in it.

 

[Crow_Hunter]

It is 2017 and almost half over soon 2018 will be here so if you're going to sale it then go for it. I would say $15,000 but you might miss it when you see him ridding around in it.

Unless I get a 2017/18.

 

[elkguide]

Unless I get a 2017/18.

Then you need to find out what it's going to cost to go up a couple of years and decide if it's worth it to you to spend that much money after 300 miles.