If you are looking at new, plan on paying at least $1500 or more in added fees. Those fees include prep and transportation. When I bought mine, which is a 2014, there were similar new models for not much more in price than what they were listing mine at. The one I got, a 274BH, was like new inside and out, still had that new formaldehyde cabinet smell. They could have sold me a brand new one, but the added fees for being new brought it up several grand.
Finding a nice used one is more difficult, but when you do find one, you can save several grand over new, and still have a rather new unit with all the bugs already worked out.
I bought mine first week of June this year and took 4 trips, including a 3500 mile RT one, and did not have a single issue with it. Everything works on it, it pulls perfectly, and looks like new, a triple win that saved me at least $5000 over the same model new before added fees.
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