Just like to hear if anyone else thinks this is unprofessional. I am looking for a new B2920 only one in the whole state. They discontinued manufacturing them last year. I forwarded photos of my Kubota with 75hrs on it for their consideration on a trade in. After a week I get a value for mine. Wasn't as much as I'd like but thought I'd hear more. And I did, the dealership mgr. won't sell it to me because I do not live in his local area. What a way to do business. I was willing to deliver mine and pick up the new B2920. It is a 200 mile one way trip. But guess this Kubota dealer will never hear from me again. UNBELIEVABLE.
Sorry to hear this- a business would gather more respect if they simply said, for whatever reason that they are standing on, "We prefer not to engage in this sale for this reason. We recognize that it may be an inconvenience to you, and we apologize", or something to that effect. Be honest, and build bridges, not blow them up.
You may have to travel further to find what you want. The problem that I see is that once you find a good tractor/situation, you are still dealing with these dealerships for parts and support. I hate to say it, but it may be worth the time to look at different colors, and how those dealerships handle themselves.
I love Kubota's, and I am loyal to them. But, if it came down to two or three different quality tractor brands, and one dealership stood out as fair and excellent, that would make the decision for me.
A side note- if I were shopping for another tractor, I would hone in on the 2620 or 2920. I also like the size, and would prefer it to the 2650, etc.