WolvieDC

Similar discount on my car.

arabon66

Hey guys, I live in Texas, and am interested in buying from one of the So Cal dealerships. The price they gave me was $27999 for a Rally Red GSR w/ SSS. Now I know that I don't have to pay any California taxes but I'll have to pay taxes and registration fees in Texas correct? With taxes at 6.25% in Texas, would this be a good deal, or should I try Ron Herring instead?

Oh, also what happens to the shipping charges? How much are they generally, and are they negotiable (dealer pays for shipping, half/half for costs, Buyer pays for shipping)

Thanks in advance!

Project_Evo

Yes Texas taxes(where your living now). Shipping I think runs around 600(not sure on this one) plus or minus a hundred, and I don't think its too negotiable.

arabon66

Ah I see, thanks for the quick reply!
I read somewhere that they had the dealer pay for half of the shipping cost so I was wondering, but does his offer sound reasonable? I'm worried, cause it seems like prices are climbing up again.

tipoytm

$27,999 with 0% APR? I've been trying to avoid going to Socal cuz I hate driving there, but it seems Norcal dealers can't match their pricing. Might have to get my X there.

arabon66

Oh sorry I wasn't being specific. I am going with the $2000 cash back instead of the 0%. So its actually 29,999 with 0%. Is this a normal deal? Can I do better than this?

jo151

Base MR....how much? I've read a lot about the GSR's but am wondering what what be good with 0% financing on a MR. Invoice is 36,700 includes destination.

atombomb33

iTrader: (28)

It all depends on where you live, the dealerships around, the number of Evos they have on their lot and if you're willing to go out of state for the right deal.

In a best case scenario, you can get $7k off MSRP with 0% financing. Or, you can get closer to $9k off MSRP with the $2000 cash back.

It really depends on how much research you do on price (lots of good info in this thread). And how many other dealerships you're willing to call. You'll have to work hard to find the deal, but it will be well worth it when you do.

Good luck

jo151

^^^^^ Thanks!

hockey88

So listening to you guys story about socal make me jealouse. I just went and looked at a 08 gsr with sss package with 14k miles on it they were asking 28k. I said no, they came back with 27k out the door with taxes, tags and title all included (first price didnt include anything). Honestly I havent found much better of a deal, where im at in MD or anywhere within 2 or 3 hundered miles. What do you guys think?

TheLegend

a used evo? wouldnt that not qualify for 0%

flyguycfi

iTrader: (4)

Not the Mitsu deal...

Project_Evo

Def. not worth it. I don't think you can even qualify on the 0% with a used evo.... For 30k OTD you can get the same vehicle at 0% APR... Terrible deal on a used 14k Evo.

evoEllen

I found some time to log on and read this...if it's been titled you can't get the 0% UNLESS it was registered as a Mitsubishi demo car...if it's an 08 with 14K on it that's probably what it is...ask the question, because if it was a demo that they put into their inventory then you can get the rate, the only draw-back is that the factory warranty started the day they took it off demo status. Check into that with the dealer, if that's the case it's a pretty good deal for $27K OTD with the 0%.

03lan-evo

any one near Louisville Ky? may be in the market in a few months