in all honesty, you are going to take one hell of a hit. i would say at least 45%. factors being the current condition of the company and its questionable future. the overstock of existing inventory thats still out there and the lack of dealerships. however beyond money. then i think the pleasure you get is what its about if you want it then thats enough. however to look at that investment from a practical business stand point its going to take a major hit. you are paying premium price for a product in a buyers market where the product is no longer at its peak DEMAND. such as that in lets say 2003-2005. i personally would not pay anymore than 27k + tax for any of the new models. not because its not worth it, but because i know there is no way if i paid 35k-40k, it would retain that value or anywhere near it.after the check was cashed. and if i want to blow 10k, i would rather do it in vegas where i have a chance to get it back. even though when you see the 2010 models THE BULLDOG BAGGER, WOLF OR K9 you see the msrp of 35-40k i would not be willing to pay it. better to get a leftover 2007-2008 for the 22k range, even though the wolf and bagger were not made then. so far the cheapest i have seen a wolf for was 28k. it had 2000 miles on it. this was about 4 months ago. and i thought it was a great deal. i dont blame the dealers for still trying to sell the bikes for top dollar. they are in business to profit, and they realize they have to try and get all they can while they can. there is always that guy that walks into the store and does not care about price so he/she will not be doing the research as those on this forum. its those types of customers that the dealers can count on to come in and drop top dollar, not even aware of the companies current situation nor its competitors. good luck.