Anyone buying a Polaris?

Started by RedPred05, April 02, 2005, 07:51:39 PM

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RedPred05

I would like to recommend Polaris Victory Triumph of Chattanooga if you are shopping for a new polaris. The website is www.southernpowersports.com.  The advertised prices on the website are true. Absolutely no hidden charges or taxes except for a 15$ dealer fee. It was well worth the 8 hour drive for me.  I got a 05 pred for 5194 OTD.  I have looked every were within a resonable drive and this is the cheapest polaris delarship in the U.S. They sell about 25-30 atvs a day on Fri and Sat. And about 10 a day through the week.  I saved about $2000.00. I hope this will save someone money. Please dont let these FL delarships rape you.

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MadMudder

Jynx polaris in SC is pretty good too. No sales tax and that other b/s. We got an 04 sportsman 500 otd with f&r racks and a winch for i think 6100 or 6300. Not exactly sure but it was around that.
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yunt2ride

As a reminder, when you purchase out of state, they may not charge you taxes but if you ever need a registration or want to get a florida title, you will then pay the taxes on it.
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MadMudder

Got a point there but still your not paying sales tax out of state.
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HUNTER30

im thinking of buying a sportsman 500 is it a good choice

yunt2ride

Quoteim thinking of buying a sportsman 500 is it a good choice

That would be a good choice, although a 700 would be better.
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2005 Polaris 500HO 4X4 Hunter Edition Camo

alex_trxer

well i love that place even though you got to fight for a salesman but anyways i bought a 05trx400ex on saturday and saved like 1500 dollars!!!!!!! :o
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4xPlay

QuoteThat would be a good choice, although a 700 would be better.

If a 700 is better,then the 800 must be best?????
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SwampRat

I've got an '03 600 Sportsman and I have no complaints.  After running in deep water I've had the belts slip slightly, but cleared up after a few seconds.  I like the 600/700 series since it's a larger frame than the 500.  But this also gives a higher center of gravity.  Love the soft ride and handling.

Most of the reports I've read say you'll love the Polaris if you've never riden anything else (and I haven't).  I love the looks of my '03 but I'm not sure about the new one's.  ATV Television hasn't been real high on the Polaris compared on the others out there (but still love mine).

Finding a good dealer to work on them can also be challenging.  I'm in West Palm and take mine up to Ft. Pierce when I need service.

My two cents...
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