I've never financed a Harley, CVO or otherwise, but I am curious why the Credit Union is worried about what MSRP is? I assume your trade was at least partially paid for and you are not so upside down on the new bike that the value was more than the loan so why do they care? It sounds like they were afraid they were issuing a check for more than the value of the bike. I guess if so it would make sense.
Yes, You are correct on everything. My 2017 CVO Was paid off and I got $30K trade in for it.
The Credit union was only finding the price for a Road Glide Special in their listings.
They couldn't understand why the dealership sent them a write up for $50K when they were
Showing the cost at like $22K. Then when the dealership wouldn't provide them with something that
said "MSRP", It became a pissing match. My credit union said to me "We do 100 car loans a week,
We have never had a dealership Not provide MSRP".