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Friend looking into Spyders, either a 2016 RT or a 2019 RTL with pretty close mileage & price - any advice/comments/concerns?
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Snoking1127
Well-known member
The 2019 have the fulll digital dash that I like a lot better than the pre 2018 RT's. Also if it is a chrome model, the 2019 chrome wheels are the best looking wheel ever put on a Spyder.
If the price is close, it is a no brainer to get the newer one.
If the price is close, it is a no brainer to get the newer one.
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Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
Which one is your friend's choice?
Of the two Spyders, the newer one is most likely a good thing.
Definitely check out the tires. At 6 plus years they will need to be replaced. So that's a cost factor.
Do your homework before you purchase Anything.
Good Luck on Your Mission.
Of the two Spyders, the newer one is most likely a good thing.
Definitely check out the tires. At 6 plus years they will need to be replaced. So that's a cost factor.
Do your homework before you purchase Anything.
Good Luck on Your Mission.
Mike0123
Member
He hasn’t chosen yet. I think he’s looking at the 2016 today.Which one is your friend's choice?
Of the two Spyders, the newer one is most likely a good thing.
Definitely check out the tires. At 6 plus years they will need to be replaced. So that's a cost factor.
Do your homework before you purchase Anything.
Good Luck on Your Mission.
LongIsland
Active member
I would lean to the 2019. The 2016 will be 10 yrs. old soon and dealers tend to not work on CanAms older than 10.
crna59
Member
I just purchased a '16 RT-L with only 945 miles on it. I was scared it had been sitting too long, but the dealer had the service records and told me it had been stored in a temp controlled garage. The first thing I did was put new tires on it since the date code was '15. So far, it's been perfect!
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