Okay, so I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how much Aprilia bikes actually cost. It’s not a simple answer, so I figured I’d walk you through my own journey figuring this out. Buckle up!
My Aprilia Price Hunt
First thing I did was hit up the official Aprilia website. I mean, makes sense, right? Go straight to the source. I browsed through their models, drooling over the RS 660 and the Tuono. I clicked on each bike, trying to find a clear price tag. Nothing. Nada. Just a “find a dealer” button.
So, plan B. I started Googling “Aprilia RS 660 price” and “Aprilia Tuono price.” This is where things got messy. I found a bunch of dealer websites, some listing prices, some not. The prices I did see were all over the place! Some had “MSRP,” some had “sale price,” some had extra fees listed, some didn’t. It was a headache, honestly.
I decided I needed a more organized approach. I made a list of all the Aprilia models I was interested in:
- RS 660
- Tuono 660
- RSV4
- Tuono V4
Then, I spent a good chunk of time visiting different dealer websites, trying to find prices for each model. I focused on dealerships in my general area, since prices can vary by location (taxes, fees, all that jazz). I wrote down every price I could find, noting whether it was MSRP or a discounted price, and if there were any extra fees mentioned. I realized the prices are the different from website to website
After all that digging, I had a rough idea of the price range for each model. But it was still just a range! I learned that the “out-the-door” price – the actual price you pay after all the fees and taxes – can be significantly higher than the advertised price.
My next step? I picked up the phone and called a few local dealerships. I asked them straight up: “What’s the out-the-door price for a [model name]?” This gave me a much better idea of what I’d actually be paying. I also asked about financing options, just to see what my monthly payments might look like.
Finally! Some real answers. It took some work, but I finally felt like I had a good grasp on Aprilia bike * conclusion is the price will be diffrent for diffrent area.
