Yamaha PG-1 `channel` costs nearly 10 million VND

(Dan Tri) – Genuine dealers have no products, causing the selling price of the Yamaha PG-1 model at private establishments to `escalate`.

The Yamaha PG-1’s scarcity continues to have a strong impact on the actual selling price of this naked underbone model on the market.

A dealer in Hanoi quoted PG-1 prices up to 40 million VND for sand brown and yellow – black colors, which is nearly 30% more expensive than the listed price.

Meanwhile, a week ago, most private motorbike dealers often quoted a general price of 35-36 million VND.

Currently, if customers want to buy a Yamaha PG-1, they can only accept spending more money at private motorbike dealers (Photo: Manh Tuan).

At genuine dealers, the Yamaha PG-1 is still offered for sale at a listed price of 31 million VND (with 10% VAT) but no delivery date has been set.

`When I asked the company, I only knew that the car wouldn’t be available until next year. It’s not clear when. But I don’t understand why private dealers still have cars coming in continuously to sell,` said Mr. Xuan Son, a Hanoi customer.

With the above difference, the Yamaha PG-1 is one of the most expensive motorbike models on the market, in terms of ratio to vehicle value.

Faced with this situation, some common users who received PG-1 from the first batch also offered to sell it to make money on the difference.

Yamaha PG-1 was introduced to Vietnamese customers on December 2, the car has a total of 6 color options (Photo: Tran Quynh).

Yamaha PG-1 has an off-road `travel` design similar to Honda’s CT series.

Meanwhile, PG-1 is assembled in Vietnam so it has a cheap price, thereby partly creating the current `fever`.

In addition to the Honda CT125, another option with the same design as the Yamaha PG-1 being sold on the market is the Honda Cross Cub 110. The car is imported completely from China by a private dealer, priced at 65 million VND and

Previously, Honda Cross Cub 110 used to cost up to 120 million VND at private dealers because it was imported completely from Japan (Photo: Nguyen Lam).