EVO IX Price Quotes: What are you paying?
Oct 5, 2005, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Haste
When it comes to buying this kind of performance, a few grand is nothing.
Here's the logical steps for buying true performance cars: Evo -> Elise -> M3 -> 911 GT3 -> Enzo.
Don't waste your money on anything else.
Here's the logical steps for buying true performance cars: Evo -> Elise -> M3 -> 911 GT3 -> Enzo.
Don't waste your money on anything else.
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Oct 5, 2005, 10:58 PM
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Good Enough, the GT3 time was in the wet. Only an FQ400 might keep up with a GT3, and even then I doubt it. Stock for stock goes to the GT3. The very similar GT3 RS set a 1:22.3 vs. the evos 1:26. The regular GT3 on dry day would probably do around 1:23-1:23.5, much faster than the evo.
Oct 5, 2005, 11:02 PM
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More like Evo -> Elise -> Enzo.
The only "true" sports car on that list is the Elise. The Enzo is a supercar designed with more than sports in mind. The Elise is the real deal.
The only "true" sports car on that list is the Elise. The Enzo is a supercar designed with more than sports in mind. The Elise is the real deal.
Oct 6, 2005, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by MTMS4
Well, it's actually more than a few Gs (base MSRP of M3 is now $48.9k).
But anyway, that's what I've finally decided to do instead of getting the IX MR I've been lusting after for the past several months. Negotiated a good price on a brand new M3 for March/April '06 delivery and I'll be placing my deposit this week. Wish I could own an Evo too; maybe one day.
But anyway, that's what I've finally decided to do instead of getting the IX MR I've been lusting after for the past several months. Negotiated a good price on a brand new M3 for March/April '06 delivery and I'll be placing my deposit this week. Wish I could own an Evo too; maybe one day.
Oct 6, 2005, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by RaceCarDriver
Instead of ordering a new M3, since it won't be delivered until spring anyway. you're better off waiting unitl March and then buying one off the lot. There will be big discounts on the M3 in the spring since its the last year of the E46 and everyone will be ordering the new model. They are already offering $4k discounts in England & Germany, US should follow soon. Don't be stuck paying close to full price on an M3 when you can get a huge discount. If the dealer is willing to give you a good price now, imagine what the discount might be in five months!
No but seriously that sucks. Sorry for the loss. Anytime a car is stolen that isnt normally stolen elsewhere in the country, it always seems to be stolen in Jersey. But back on topic. Dealers around here dont seem to mark up evos. But they dont seem to wanna budge on the msrp unless its an older model being replaced.
Oct 6, 2005, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by evodave
yes....pay MSRP for them...thats what i have been selling mine for. PM me if interested...
Oct 7, 2005, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by EVIL_EV0
evodave......when taking in trades do you refuse to do a retail to retail trade? Normally if paying retail for the new car you get retail for the old one.
Oct 7, 2005, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Ghost 2-2
Ok, time to finish up here. Finally nailed down a price of $36,500 for a GG MR. I'm happy and I get free carwashes for life... LOL. Good stuff!!!!
Oct 7, 2005, 07:44 AM
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Price is without tax and dealer doc fee ($189). I'm writing a check for mine, so no car payments, EVER! Thats what a year in Iraq will do for you with no bills back home. Oh, and they are throwing in two full tanks of gas, which at the current price, will be worth over $80. LOL!!!
Oct 7, 2005, 11:17 AM
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He means GS-R in electric blue....i sold it already (presold deposit) . We have a black GS-R and a silver MR still available so PM me if interested.
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Oct 7, 2005, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Ghost 2-2
Ok, time to finish up here. Finally nailed down a price of $36,500 for a GG MR. I'm happy and I get free carwashes for life... LOL. Good stuff!!!!
Welcome back btw, thanks for serving our country. . .