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I'm looking at buying the Honda ADV 160 quoted at 99,900 baht or the Honda PCX 160 quoted at 94,500 baht (Pattaya prices). I think they said rego was around 2100-2200 not sure. I look online and these prices seem pretty standard.

 

How negotiable are Thailand dealers? I know I can just go offer and see but I'd prefer to be more knowledgeable beforehand.

 

Example, for the ADV would they take 100k with rego, or PCX for 96k with rego? Or could I get the 1100 baht rack included for free?

 

Thanks for any advice

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32 minutes ago, Pattaya57 said:

I'm looking at buying the Honda ADV 160 quoted at 99,900 baht or the Honda PCX 160 quoted at 94,500 baht (Pattaya prices). I think they said rego was around 2100-2200 not sure. I look online and these prices seem pretty standard.

 

How negotiable are Thailand dealers? I know I can just go offer and see but I'd prefer to be more knowledgeable beforehand.

 

Example, for the ADV would they take 100k with rego, or PCX for 96k with rego? Or could I get the 1100 baht rack included for free?

 

Thanks for any advice

Sadly it's Pattaya, they won't budge, you'll get a free plastic helmet. 

 

I've heard of lower prices elsewhere but is it worth the bother. 

 

A couple of guys have bought from this dealer, saved a couple of grand. 

 

https://maps.app.goo.gl/LTQWKdyMHtjuXomB6

 

 

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Thanks guys, I sort of got that feeling that prices were fixed as all dealers I went to had same price.

 

I will try for a free 1100 baht rack if I agree to also buy the 3000 baht lockable bag that goes with it. You can only ask. Better than a free plastic Helmet  😀

 

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14 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

There's a mityon cartel in Pattaya, if you want lower prices you have to shop outside, Asia City Motors in Bowin (331) is where i bought mine, talk to them on messenger or Line, then once agreed price, go pick up when ready

 

I agree with that, every Pattaya dealer is a Mityon, Bowin is the place to go, not too far so you don't spend the discount on traveling costs

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17 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

There's a mityon cartel in Pattaya, if you want lower prices you have to shop outside, Asia City Motors in Bowin (331) is where i bought mine, talk to them on messenger or Line, then once agreed price, go pick up when ready

Can I ask how big a discount did you get over Pattaya?

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19 minutes ago, Pattaya57 said:

Can I ask how big a discount did you get over Pattaya?

I can't remember now, a few thousand, more if you get a more expensive bike. It was also the rubbish service from Mityon, they gave little choice except get their theft insurance and reg fees, a farang tax included

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3 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Asia City Motors sold at listed retail price, Mityon a few thousand more

Honda website shows SRP PCX 93900 baht, his Mityon quote 94,500 baht (Pattaya prices) 

 

The Pattaya price looks very low. 

 

 

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10 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Honda website shows SRP PCX 93900 baht, his Mityon quote 94,500 baht (Pattaya prices) 

 

The Pattaya price looks very low. 

 

 

the only way to find out is message Asia City Motors, times change, depends on demand and supply most likely, i bought mine 2 years ago when the Click 160 was just out and they were in short supply

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7 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

the only way to find out is message Asia City Motors, times change, depends on demand and supply most likely, i bought mine 2 years ago when the Click 160 was just out and they were in short supply

I agree but I'm in shock. 

 

I've never, ever seen, Mityon selling at only 1k baht above SRP. 

 

Might be time for me to buy a new PCX 

 

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I should have added pics...

 

Mityon had PCX 94,500, ADV 99,900 and Honda Click 69,500 for the 'special edition' which also looked pretty good in gold & black

 

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36 minutes ago, Pattaya57 said:

I should have added pics...

 

Mityon had PCX 94,500, ADV 99,900 and Honda Click 69,500 for the 'special edition' which also looked pretty good in gold & black

 

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The problem with ABS is they only come in gold wheels, certainly for the Click, probably same for others 

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1 minute ago, scubascuba3 said:

The problem with ABS is they only come in gold wheels,

Problem ?  they are lovely  especially when matched with a black body.  😋

 

what makes the john player special livery so alluring 1476934539598

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1 minute ago, johng said:

Problem ?  they are lovely  especially when matched with a black body.  😋

 

what makes the john player special livery so alluring 1476934539598

Gold wheels are tacky, but Thais like gold

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1 minute ago, scubascuba3 said:

Gold wheels are tacky, but Thais like gold

I'm not Thai but I like gold too..everyone should like gold  and reject the CBDC's   ohh maybe that's another thread.

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There's usually a premium over MSRP for cash as the dealers makes much more on finance, or they'll often flatout  refuses or say there's long queue for the bikes. Though in Pattaya they're used to dealing with foeigners so cash is accepted more, still you'll often never get the same price as on Honda's website.

 

There are direct sellers usually based around big industrial area like around Bangkok that sells direct either online on Shopee for list price or even less- even the cost of them arranging transport to Pattaya won't be more than 2,000 baht - if that might work out to cheaper to gettin from anyone local 

 

For Honda - there's not much choice in Pattaya and even surrounding towns are all MItyon 

 

Bowin on 331 highway near ll the industrial estate is probably the area to go if you have transport for cheaper deals.

 

MInd you, while the condition from Hona state that the dealer has to accept work, say if you turn up to Mityon and they see your bike is not from them they won't bend over backwards to see you or suddenly their appointment book for service is full, or should you need warranty work done they 'd rather that you deal with the dealer you purchases from.

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Yes, I have had that with Honda in other places, if not bought from them they don't do service or warranty easily and say we are busy, don't have parts, must go to where bike was bought etc. etc. ...! 

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7 minutes ago, Agusts said:

Yes, I have had that with Honda in other places, if not bought from them they don't do service or warranty easily and say we are busy, don't have parts, must go to where bike was bought etc. etc. ...! 

Good reason for me to buy from the Honda place opposite Tukcom in Pattaya. It's about 300 metres from my condo so easy to drop for service (price is 99,900 for ADV same as RRP)

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On 10/12/2024 at 2:36 PM, SAFETY FIRST said:

Sadly it's Pattaya, they won't budge, you'll get a free plastic helmet. 

The best thing you can do with it is drop it in the bin on the way out. We were offered that or a smallish fan. We took the fan….

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3 hours ago, Pattaya57 said:

Good reason for me to buy from the Honda place opposite Tukcom in Pattaya. It's about 300 metres from my condo so easy to drop for service (price is 99,900 for ADV same as RRP)

That's where I bought my very first bike, Yamaha Mio (optioned front disc brake) back in 2002.

I've bought several bikes from this Mityon dealer.

 

The Same salesman who sold me my first bike still works there.

 

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15 hours ago, digbeth said:

Bowin on 331 highway near ll the industrial estate is probably the area to go if you have transport for cheaper deals.

Yes, Asia City Motors, use Bolt

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3 hours ago, Pattaya57 said:

Good reason for me to buy from the Honda place opposite Tukcom in Pattaya. It's about 300 metres from my condo so easy to drop for service (price is 99,900 for ADV same as RRP)

Mityon are pretty amateurish at servicing, most people move on to better places

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