Ducati S4RS Tricolore legit pricing

[2Wheels]

I’m looking to buy a Ducati S4RS Tricolore, but I’m struggling to find solid pricing data
with only 400 made worldwide (250 in the US), they’re rare enough that sites like CycleTrader and KBB aren't much help with accurate valuations
where are you guys finding reliable sales comps for these? I'd love to know what the current market looks like
any insight on what they’re actually selling for right now would be huge

 

[blinkblink]

I’m looking to buy a Ducati S4RS Tricolore, but I’m struggling to find solid pricing data
with only 400 made worldwide (250 in the US), they’re rare enough that sites like CycleTrader and KBB aren't much help with accurate valuations
where are you guys finding reliable sales comps for these? I'd love to know what the current market looks like
any insight on what they’re actually selling for right now would be huge

You might want to check auction sites like Bring a Trailer or Iconic Motorbike Auctions. Afaik, they have accurate pricing compared to KBB.

 

[french75]

with only 400 made worldwide (250 in the US), they’re rare enough that sites like CycleTrader and KBB aren't much help with accurate valuations

from what I read, it’s not as rare as people think. a lot of the confusion comes from the fact that Ducati North America put numbered plaques on the 400 bikes sent to the US, making them feel like a tiny limited run

in reality, the Tricolore was a runout model, so they basically built as many as they could sell. I’m pretty sure it was closer to 1000 units worldwide

 

[ducat1guru]

yh, I read on the ducati ms website that there are 900+ produced globally. 400 units sent to North America, and 90+ sent to Australia

 

[2Wheels]

haha, got it, thanks! I guess 400 units produced really isn't the case. although, I still find it cool, though

also, thanks for the info @blinkblink, I'll definitely check it out

 

[doremiiiiii]

You might consider having around a ten grand budget and be patient in looking for a well maintained one in the listing. I do not recommend getting it directly from the showroom since it will be expensive.