23K out the door for X
Dec 11, 2008 | 01:45 PM
#31
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Yeah - already there are some crazy prices. If I didn't have my money invested and subsequently depreciated right now, I'd snap up a nice car. Relatives have a car dealership, so I got to look at a dealer auction website and there were 2005 audi s4's with about 25-30k miles for 18500, 2007 rs4's with 18k miles for 40500, and a couple of X's with under 20k miles for around 24000. It's only going to get more interesting...
Dec 11, 2008 | 01:51 PM
#32
$23k for a X. Do it!
Dec 11, 2008 | 11:47 PM
#36
the x isnt 23k out the door like he says.its 29k plus his mazda which he got 6k for it which brings x down to 23k.if its 23k out the door ill be there saturday morning with a check for 23k.
Dec 11, 2008 | 11:52 PM
#37
Dec 12, 2008 | 12:21 AM
#41
lol i think i know where this dealer is...probably around bay ridge or bensonhurst if im not mistaken...could be wrong though...thats an frickin awesome deal for an X...sigh@ the economy -__-
Dec 12, 2008 | 12:31 AM
#42
Dec 12, 2008 | 07:07 AM
#43
Dec 12, 2008 | 07:41 AM
#44
I dont think you guys really understand the price I am getting. 23K out the door is after taxes and destination etc...so the price before all that is around 19.8K. The invoice price for a GSR w/ Navi and SSS is around 35K before taxes,title destination etc. My Mazda is worth 6K trade in and needs a lot of work before they can actually sell it.
So 35K - 6K = 29K(pre-tax price) - 19.8K(pre-tax price) = 9.2K below invoice and then you add the savings of taxes if you pay 29K as oppose to 19.8K you have a difference of about another $400. Then throw in 0 down and 0% financing and putting away the money in a 3% savings account, I save another 1K conservatively. 1K+400+9.2K = 10.6 in total savings.
I wasnt willing to pay a penny over 23K when I started half heartedly looking for a X because i did not think I would get anywhere near this price. But just so happens the second dealer that I came across actually gave me this number.
The problem here is they dont have the color I want(WW). I might go to a few dealerships that have WW and see if they can match or do better. I hope to have signed my contract by Saturday.
I know a lot of you guys want to know the dealership etc...but as you know this deal seems a little too good to be true. After I actually sign the contract and have the car I'll let you guys know that its for real and where the dealership is.
So 35K - 6K = 29K(pre-tax price) - 19.8K(pre-tax price) = 9.2K below invoice and then you add the savings of taxes if you pay 29K as oppose to 19.8K you have a difference of about another $400. Then throw in 0 down and 0% financing and putting away the money in a 3% savings account, I save another 1K conservatively. 1K+400+9.2K = 10.6 in total savings.
I wasnt willing to pay a penny over 23K when I started half heartedly looking for a X because i did not think I would get anywhere near this price. But just so happens the second dealer that I came across actually gave me this number.
The problem here is they dont have the color I want(WW). I might go to a few dealerships that have WW and see if they can match or do better. I hope to have signed my contract by Saturday.
I know a lot of you guys want to know the dealership etc...but as you know this deal seems a little too good to be true. After I actually sign the contract and have the car I'll let you guys know that its for real and where the dealership is.
Dec 12, 2008 | 07:59 AM
#45
I dont think you guys really understand the price I am getting. 23K out the door is after taxes and destination etc...so the price before all that is around 19.8K. The invoice price for a GSR w/ Navi and SSS is around 35K before taxes,title destination etc. My Mazda is worth 6K trade in and needs a lot of work before they can actually sell it.
So 35K - 6K = 29K(pre-tax price) - 19.8K(pre-tax price) = 9.2K below invoice and then you add the savings of taxes if you pay 29K as oppose to 19.8K you have a difference of about another $400. Then throw in 0 down and 0% financing and putting away the money in a 3% savings account, I save another 1K conservatively. 1K+400+9.2K = 10.6 in total savings.
I wasnt willing to pay a penny over 23K when I started half heartedly looking for a X because i did not think I would get anywhere near this price. But just so happens the second dealer that I came across actually gave me this number.
The problem here is they dont have the color I want(WW). I might go to a few dealerships that have WW and see if they can match or do better. I hope to have signed my contract by Saturday.
I know a lot of you guys want to know the dealership etc...but as you know this deal seems a little too good to be true. After I actually sign the contract and have the car I'll let you guys know that its for real and where the dealership is.
So 35K - 6K = 29K(pre-tax price) - 19.8K(pre-tax price) = 9.2K below invoice and then you add the savings of taxes if you pay 29K as oppose to 19.8K you have a difference of about another $400. Then throw in 0 down and 0% financing and putting away the money in a 3% savings account, I save another 1K conservatively. 1K+400+9.2K = 10.6 in total savings.
I wasnt willing to pay a penny over 23K when I started half heartedly looking for a X because i did not think I would get anywhere near this price. But just so happens the second dealer that I came across actually gave me this number.
The problem here is they dont have the color I want(WW). I might go to a few dealerships that have WW and see if they can match or do better. I hope to have signed my contract by Saturday.
I know a lot of you guys want to know the dealership etc...but as you know this deal seems a little too good to be true. After I actually sign the contract and have the car I'll let you guys know that its for real and where the dealership is.
Unless you have anthing in writing, I think you are confused with your #'s. On another note. Dont post again untill you are attaching a copy of your bill of sale.