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2024 VS 2025 Worth it?

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#1 ·
With the release of the 2026 models and not being too impressed by both the pricing and offerings I am looking at buying a 2025 or 2024 2 seat X RS with Smart Shox. I have seen some discounts on the 2024 models with an advertised price of 36999 before fees. I know that upgrades were made to the 2025 models skid plates, A Arms, and software (which I believe can be updated).

With the new release of the 2026 and 2025 remaining on sales floors is a 2024 model worth it at a discounted price?
 
#3 ·
At this point they should be begging you to take a 24, unless it was an insane deal I would get a 2025.
 
#7 ·
I didn't pay any fees or any freight/prep on my 2025 and I bought it in August/September of 2024.

Find a new dealer.
 
#9 ·
Some dealers are still trying to make up for lost "covid time" revenue, if people will pay it they will keep the ADM. Purely supply and demand.
Not sure if they any of them received any kind of flooring forgiveness. Many still hold debt from that period and lack of sales following.
 
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Heres one


Another Non SS

 
#14 ·
I would not waste your time with Coyne. They have it listed a full MSRP and will try to stick you with every fee under the sun. I had a bad experience with their sales people. The service depart in El Centro is amazing and has come through a few times saving trips at Glamis.

Veys you might be able to get a deal.
 
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Is there any visual way to tell if a 2024 has the upgraded A-Arms? I understand the ones produced later had the change completed. The display and nav updates are done over the air, so that's not a big deal however, I would like to find one with the upgraded arms if possible.
 
#23 ·
^^^ This!! I had one fold on me in the dunes, wasn’t that hard of a hit, and it was about a grand for the arm, axle, brake line, caliper, and plastic that got damaged by the arm and ball joint failure. New lowers were $1,500 for the Ct trail. I had them on order but they didn’t make it in time for my trip. I definitely regret not ordering them a couple weeks sooner. Everything is fine until it’s not with the stock arms, they soaked up way more than what it failed on but then let go. The aftermarket lowers seem expensive until you factor replacement parts in and then they make sense.
 
#45 ·
I paid $34,900 plus tax in January for a '24 Mav R XRS with smart shox from Attica Motosports in Indiana. Super smooth transaction. I drove 5 hours one way but it was worth it.