Is this too expensive for an Evo IX SE?
Jan 30, 2007, 09:11 AM
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Sound good to me 
but i would offer them $31,500 out the door. I used to sell car and soon i am going to be a GM for a Cadillac delership 
. There is a little more room in those cars to play with.
but i would offer them $31,500 out the door. I used to sell car and soon i am going to be a GM for a Cadillac delership . There is a little more room in those cars to play with.
Jan 30, 2007, 11:12 AM
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If anyone knows of the new gray MR up at Don Herring in Irving please tell me more about it. They claim they did a turbo swap with a couple of other things and it dyno'ed at 310, so are they claiming 310 at the wheels or crank. Also they are asking $41,000, anyone think its overpriced?
Jan 30, 2007, 01:19 PM
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(Just because you got yours for 27 does not mean he will have a snowball's chance in hell. The dealer will only go as low as they feel the market will benifit them. If they sell 100 Evo's a month they could probly sell it to you for dealer cost, but if they sell one a month they probly won't go very low.)
- So quick to deny. Igf you have done any research you would have found certain barganing tools. I did and i gave them to 3 of my friends. now we all have IX's for 27,000. The key to buying cars is to find information against said company ( in this case mitsubishi) once you have leverage its all negotiating from there. now what you all know about the dealer only having little room to work with is bull****. Evo's have quite a lot of room to bargain with. what it comes down to i learn how to buy cars...
- So quick to deny. Igf you have done any research you would have found certain barganing tools. I did and i gave them to 3 of my friends. now we all have IX's for 27,000. The key to buying cars is to find information against said company ( in this case mitsubishi) once you have leverage its all negotiating from there. now what you all know about the dealer only having little room to work with is bull****. Evo's have quite a lot of room to bargain with. what it comes down to i learn how to buy cars...
Jan 30, 2007, 07:55 PM
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sorry to hijack but i talked the sales guy down to 26500.00 for a IX GSR and he told me to come down again and pick up the car. i then told him i wanted to pay 26500.00 total with tax and license included...lol still waiting on his call back. if it's a go i'm all over it.
Jan 30, 2007, 10:24 PM
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I paid 32k out of the door for my IX back in october last year and if they giving you the SE for $33400 out of the door I would not think about it twice. I was thinking about getting the SE and the tag price was like $36000 so I didn't even bother.
Feb 2, 2007, 10:16 AM
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The GG 2006 EVO MR on our showroom floor has the aftermarket Forced Performance (FP310) package. This mod DOES NOT void the factory warranty on this car. Yes, STICKER PRICE is $42,809; HOWEVER, I have that car listed on-line for $36,809.
http://www.cdmdata.com/CDMDigitalLot...68128&dID=4311
Let me know if you have any questions!
Mike Wassell
Internet Sales Manager
Don Herring Mitsubishi Irving
(972)785-3008
http://www.cdmdata.com/CDMDigitalLot...68128&dID=4311
Let me know if you have any questions!
Mike Wassell
Internet Sales Manager
Don Herring Mitsubishi Irving
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