So not the 800 you stated above....
Well of course not, the 800 quote was a little over a month ago after they had been available for over a year. As of that point there was approximately 800 grade A units remaining. Guesstimating how many have sold and factor the 800 quote is why I think there was a pretty good bit initially.
This also isn't considering the Grade B units, who knows how many of those are available.
These are the facts:
- There were approximately 800 Grade A units left just recently (as stated a little over a month ago, possible 2 months at this point).
- Grade A's are a greater value than Grade B's since they're only $200 more.
- Inventory is only going to continue to be reduced.
- The price isn't going to go down and will most likely go up eventually. I wouldn't be surprised if dealer cost goes up once inventory diminishes.
- Once they're gone the only options for comparable inline clip ons from dealers will be $9K+. There should be a used market seeing as how many were released but buying used NV is always iffy. I'll take my chances with the unit freshly gone through by knights and backed by a one year warranty long before I'll buy used.
- At current pricing they're a great value. At higher prices they'd still be a great value.
Take from this what you wish, but this is the way it is.