Important Questions to Ask Your New Motorcycle Dealer

The reputation and service of a dealership can make or break a motorcycle sale. The better your dealership, the higher quality its products, services, and customer care will be. Before you decide to choose a new motorcycle off the showroom floor, we strongly recommend asking your sales representative the questions below, to ensure you’re shopping with a reputable seller.

Warranties

Speaking of warranties, before you decide to drive your new model off the lot, be sure to ask your dealer about what’s covered. This includes warranties provided by your manufacturer, as well as the dealership itself. We also advise asking if your dealer has an on-site parts or service department, as it can make it easier to find important OEM parts and quality matinee services. 

Perks

Dealerships want to be the best in the area and retain as much of their business as possible. As a result, many places will offer unique perks and services to ensure clientele continue to visit their location. Before you take off into the sunset with your new motorcycle, be sure to ask your salesperson about included benefits or what they think makes their dealership better than others in the area. 

Manufacturer

When shopping for a new motorcycle, we strongly advise asking your salesperson for their recommendation when it comes to a manufacturer. Different manufacturers will have different perks and benefits—for example, one manufacturer may be well known for the performance and speed of their models, while another may provide a variety of helpful warranties or coverages for their models. Your salesperson should be able to recommend the best brand based on your unique needs and preferences. 

Here at Willamette Valley Indian Motorcycle®, we take great pride in what we do and consider ourselves to be one of the best motorcycle dealerships in the Eugene, Oregon region! If you’re located in Eugene, or nearby in Corvallis, Oregon, we encourage you to stop by anytime to discover the many amazing services, products, and unique perks we have to offer.