Janome 6600P price at Dealer store
10-05-2011, 07:52 AM
#42
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 174
I don't think you need to do any research after all these responses.
You could print out your posting as back up to what you want to pay. Don't be afraid to "haggle" with the dealer. I always view it as he wants to get as much of my money as possible, and I won't allow that to happen. Know what you're talking about when you go back to the dealer, but most important, be willing to walk away.
Good luck!
You could print out your posting as back up to what you want to pay. Don't be afraid to "haggle" with the dealer. I always view it as he wants to get as much of my money as possible, and I won't allow that to happen. Know what you're talking about when you go back to the dealer, but most important, be willing to walk away.
Good luck!
10-05-2011, 11:03 AM
#47
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Indiana
Posts: 66
Originally Posted by sandrab64
I want to upgrade my machine and test drove a Janome 6600P which was a lot of fun! Dealer is asking $2100 which I now know after looking at a QB posts that this is pretty high. How do you 'haggle' with a dealer? What would be a reasonable price to get down to? Can anyone suggest some good haggling lines? Man, I want a new machine bad but don't want to seem to eager!
offer $1,000 plus trade in
10-05-2011, 11:11 AM
#48
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: England. UK
Posts: 393
Hi...I bought mine second hand from a dealer about two months ago and paid £500...($770) ....I know I am in the Uk...but two things I thought...
1. Aren't the prices sort of set by Janome so that there shouldn't be that much variation between prices for new machines...although with a trade in it does make a difference.
2. In the last few months the 7700 and the now the 12000 have come out which will probably mean the price will fall for new 6600 machines and also there should be some really good second hand bargains out there at dealers from people trading up.
1. Aren't the prices sort of set by Janome so that there shouldn't be that much variation between prices for new machines...although with a trade in it does make a difference.
2. In the last few months the 7700 and the now the 12000 have come out which will probably mean the price will fall for new 6600 machines and also there should be some really good second hand bargains out there at dealers from people trading up.
10-05-2011, 12:24 PM
#49
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 45
Less than a year ago, I paid $1400 for my 6600p with all attachments and extension table included. When I was test-driving, I did notice a lot of dealers wanted to charge separately fot the ext table , but it comes pakged in original box! Love my machine!
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