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2023 V7 Stone Price Check New

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Local dealer has several V7 Stone Moto Guzzi priced at $6,000.

Seems like a good deal. What are others in the USA paying new for their V7 Stone?

Anything I need to watch out for? I understand the V7's have a few quirks such as fuel mapping and clutch adjustment that often need resolution.
 
Selling price $6,500. Net Sale before tax including all fees $8,196.00.

Military/First Responder qualify for a $500 discount off the selling price.

For less money out the door they also have a 2015 California 1400 Custom with 3,000 miles.

Got to sleep on it.
 
Selling price $6,500. Net Sale before tax including all fees $8,196.00.
Military/First Responder qualify for a $500 discount off the selling price.
For less money out the door they also have a 2015 California 1400 Custom with 3,000 miles.
Got to sleep on it.
What year V7? New vs. used, especially vs a 1400, would get the nod if you like the look. If you have any big mile trips planned, then the 1400.
Thanks for your service.
 
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