MeddlingKids

Many dealers are trying hard to get rid of Evos they have on their lot for Mitsu's August advertising bonus. Does this mean that come September, they won't be willing to negotiate as much on these things? In the case of my dealership, they have had 3-4 Evos on their lot for about 2-3 months. I had them from $3000 over MSRP down to invoice just like THAT. But, unfortunately, I couldn't swing the payment at the moment. Do y'all think this will last?

PuertoRoc

They may be getting ready for the 2004 models. They may also want to get there numbers up for sales this year. This was the first year for the Evo was in the state so they went over MSRP. Price will go back up to MSRP soon but you will be able to negotiate. If they are letting them go for invoice that is a great deal.

MeddlingKids

Yeah, I'd be on it if I were in the position to get one.

50cal

iTrader: (1)

Historically August is not the greatest month for car sales and this August is no exception. People are on vacation, enjoying the end of Summer, people of all ages are getting ready to go back to school, etc.

I'm not saying you couldn't get a good deal in Sept-Oct, just now is very good time to buy.

will667

which dealership is this?

RTW EVO

the 3K over MSRP is for the suckers that don't take the time to hagle... the longer you spend there the lower they will go, I got Honda to go down almost 5K when I bought my first accord...

4wd4me

which dealership is this?

allwheelsdriven

my ideal situation would be what happened with the 91-92 galant VR4s...they would sit on the lot forever and the dealer would take pretty much anything for them after a while

mike

JRock

Evo prices would increase if:

*fix the issues with the clutch and deceleration noise
*put a damn clearcoat over the paint
*import even less of them


Notice the first two items are things required to increase demand. The third item is reduced supply.


That is how you make Evo prices go up.