How Much for a new Evo / Is this a good deal? *Sticky/Merge* (Includes EvoM vendors)
Dec 19, 2008, 10:45 AM
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the SSS package for the gsr is 2,000 which is sound system and big spoiler
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Dec 21, 2008, 08:54 PM
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Call Little Joe's Mitsubishi in Chesapeake, VA. I got a smokin deal and I'm sure the Evos that were there when I bought mine are still there.
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Jan 4, 2009, 07:55 PM
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about to get a PB gsr with aero and sss package for 34.5K + ttl. is it a good deal? i jut want to make sure I'm not grossly overpaying... want to avail of the 0% which ends tomorrow. let me know what you think guys.
Jan 4, 2009, 08:59 PM
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Jan 4, 2009, 09:27 PM
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I found an '08 GSR with SSS. Nav, and Aero kit with 18 miles for $29.5k offered at a different dealer (not Mitsu). I contacted a local Mitsu dealer and they said they could do that price.
I would jump on that deal to get an Evo for such a steal but I currently have an RS4. And I would have to try and sell the RS4 myself if I wanted to get a decent price for it.
So let the dealer know you can get it for $3k under invoice and get a better deal.
Jan 4, 2009, 10:40 PM
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I think you can do WAY better. That package is a little over $35k invoice. Dealers around here are advertising $3000 below invoice.
I found an '08 GSR with SSS. Nav, and Aero kit with 18 miles for $29.5k offered at a different dealer (not Mitsu). I contacted a local Mitsu dealer and they said they could do that price.
I would jump on that deal to get an Evo for such a steal but I currently have an RS4. And I would have to try and sell the RS4 myself if I wanted to get a decent price for it.
So let the dealer know you can get it for $3k under invoice and get a better deal.
I found an '08 GSR with SSS. Nav, and Aero kit with 18 miles for $29.5k offered at a different dealer (not Mitsu). I contacted a local Mitsu dealer and they said they could do that price.
I would jump on that deal to get an Evo for such a steal but I currently have an RS4. And I would have to try and sell the RS4 myself if I wanted to get a decent price for it.
So let the dealer know you can get it for $3k under invoice and get a better deal.
my question now is can i still back out of the deal? or is 1.8K below invoice already a decent price? i don't want to assume that the 0% will be extended, would be wasting a good opportunity if i let this pass though. let me know what you think.
Jan 4, 2009, 10:55 PM
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i should not have been too excited to agree to their price. i haven't signed anything yet though, just agreed over the phone. they're giving 1K on my trade-in more than what 3-4 dealers are willing to. they just took my application over the phone and I checked my credit card and they haven't charged me with the deposit yet. the deal is roughly ~1.8K below invoice anyway.
my question now is can i still back out of the deal? or is 1.8K below invoice already a decent price? i don't want to assume that the 0% will be extended, would be wasting a good opportunity if i let this pass though. let me know what you think.
my question now is can i still back out of the deal? or is 1.8K below invoice already a decent price? i don't want to assume that the 0% will be extended, would be wasting a good opportunity if i let this pass though. let me know what you think.
But if you already agreed on a price and now you're going to try and get more out of them then it isn't going to be a nice situation.
It would be just like if you set this deal with them and then they tell you you have to pay another $2-3k.
So approach it carefully, you don't want to blindside them and then have them say you can go screw yourself.
I don't know how far your negotiations went but I would let them know what I told you and you guys can split the difference and get a deal done. Either way try and get them to go down cause it ain't final until you sign. And if they won't go down then have them throw something in like Nav or whatever.
Jan 4, 2009, 11:02 PM
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The deal is finalized once you sign the paperwork, so you can still back out.
But if you already agreed on a price and now you're going to try and get more out of them then it isn't going to be a nice situation.
It would be just like if you set this deal with them and then they tell you you have to pay another $2-3k.
So approach it carefully, you don't want to blindside them and then have them say you can go screw yourself.
I don't know how far your negotiations went but I would let them know what I told you and you guys can split the difference and get a deal done. Either way try and get them to go down cause it ain't final until you sign. And if they won't go down then have them throw something in like Nav or whatever.
But if you already agreed on a price and now you're going to try and get more out of them then it isn't going to be a nice situation.
It would be just like if you set this deal with them and then they tell you you have to pay another $2-3k.
So approach it carefully, you don't want to blindside them and then have them say you can go screw yourself.
I don't know how far your negotiations went but I would let them know what I told you and you guys can split the difference and get a deal done. Either way try and get them to go down cause it ain't final until you sign. And if they won't go down then have them throw something in like Nav or whatever.
Jan 4, 2009, 11:35 PM
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i should not have been too excited to agree to their price. i haven't signed anything yet though, just agreed over the phone. they're giving 1K on my trade-in more than what 3-4 dealers are willing to. they just took my application over the phone and I checked my credit card and they haven't charged me with the deposit yet. the deal is roughly ~1.8K below invoice anyway.
my question now is can i still back out of the deal? or is 1.8K below invoice already a decent price? i don't want to assume that the 0% will be extended, would be wasting a good opportunity if i let this pass though. let me know what you think.
my question now is can i still back out of the deal? or is 1.8K below invoice already a decent price? i don't want to assume that the 0% will be extended, would be wasting a good opportunity if i let this pass though. let me know what you think.