Now in limbo
Feb 12, 2003 | 10:00 AM
#16
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ApexEvo, mydealer did the same thing, shook hands and said
we are selling for msrp, until yesterday and he pulled that thought, that was the manager that told me that. I hope you did
find an ethical dealership. I understand they want to earn extra
money and that is fine, but when they say they are not going to
raise msrp then jack it up at the last minute, well inhale and exhale lol.
we are selling for msrp, until yesterday and he pulled that thought, that was the manager that told me that. I hope you did
find an ethical dealership. I understand they want to earn extra
money and that is fine, but when they say they are not going to
raise msrp then jack it up at the last minute, well inhale and exhale lol.
Feb 12, 2003 | 10:06 AM
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From: Houston,TX
Verbal agreement is binding an can be enforced. Your word against their's though. That's why it is nice to have a witness with you. Probably not worth the trouble to pursue it but if you know people and have some time/vengance on your side then ---power to the people 
Feb 12, 2003 | 10:32 AM
#18
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From: St. Louis
I really have no reason to believe they'd go back on their word. I put a "non-refundable" deposit down in good faith and they made a good faith agreement to sell at MSRP. I have only bought 2 new cars so far (one a '99 Eclipse GST), but both times I've had a really good experience. Maybe I've been lucky or maybe I just have a personality people like and they don't want to screw with me... Either way, I'll stay positive and hope that all the other Evo enthusiasts who are awaiting their WRX fighters have as good an experience as I have with their dealers.
Feb 12, 2003 | 01:26 PM
#19
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From: Los Angeles
Originally posted by ru4real
Are you serious? You earn 6K a year? Are you still in high school or college? Wait until you finish school and get a job with a real income, then move out of your parents' house, buy all the crap you need to live on a daily basis, including food, rent, utilities, condoms, or whatever. After all of that, if you can afford it, you can think about buying an Evo and paying for high car insurance.
...unless your parents are the kind that spoil their kid by giving them a $30K high-performance car, just so it can be wrapped around a tree.
Are you serious? You earn 6K a year? Are you still in high school or college? Wait until you finish school and get a job with a real income, then move out of your parents' house, buy all the crap you need to live on a daily basis, including food, rent, utilities, condoms, or whatever. After all of that, if you can afford it, you can think about buying an Evo and paying for high car insurance.
...unless your parents are the kind that spoil their kid by giving them a $30K high-performance car, just so it can be wrapped around a tree.
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