I know the Yamaha dealer I bought my 09 at has at least three 07's, one in each colour. They sold out of 09 last year, as I got the last new 09 in the City. One dealer had a couple demo bikes, but that dealer sucks.
So for for $7299 MSRP, plus about $250 shipping and $150 assembly, 5% GST tax and $4 a tire for tire recycling tax, they are selling for around $7,682.45. Which isn't to bad, as that is only $6,119.52 USD.
So if you don't mind a 6 hour flight and a 44 hour ride back, you could have one in no time Steve. But I am not sure if Yamaha Canada / USA is allowing someone from across the border to buy one and take it back???? I know some of the dealers say no warranty if you do that with a new bike. I know BRP is being even more strict with the Can-Am Spyders, ATV's, Side x Side's, Ski Doo's and Sea Doo's. Even if you live just south of the border in the USA and come up to Canada to buy one, they won't release the VIN Number so you can register it in the USA. You have to write a letter to BRP and ask them to release the VIN Number. Then you have to wait and see if they will release it.
About the only way they would release it is if you had a relative that lived in Canada and just bought something BRP. Then that Canadian relative died and left the BRP toy to you in their Last Will and Testament. Other than that, you are pretty much screwed, but I doubt the dealership would sell it to you in the first place. They are being so strict just to protect their dealer network, so people don't look for better deals across the border.
So no idea how Yamaha is dealing with across the border shopping on new unit sales? My guess is they say "Sure go ahead, but no warranty."