3BEEPS

I had not 1 but 2 dealers trying to locate the car for me and the nearest one was 400 miles away. It had 300 miles on it already. In the tri-state area its a waste of time trying to find one.

Enjoi

Guys...you cant always expect to have your cake and eat it too! were approaching the End of the year...the cars have blowout pricing on them, even though 300 miles is a bit high, you tell the dealership to put it on a truck and ship it over. offer to pay half for the truck ride over or if you didnt already gouge the mark up on the vehicle, the dealer can take it out of the gross.

If your going to let something as little as "its too far away" keep you down then you`ll just find something else to pick at in 2011 and worse finance rates, less discounts, and maybe features that they took out of the 2010`s you wanted.

Im not trying to be negative but sometimes if you really want it, you gotta bite the bullet. Push the dealer a bit and gain some respect, show them you want to buy and they`ll help you, show them your arrogant(and I dont mean any of you are arrogant) and they`ll slap you with msrp pricing and kick you out the door. Salesguys are humans too regardless if they`re ******. Some of em really do take their time to help you and if your arrogant or ask for the world...its a big putoff....especially if their manager yelled at them for not reaching quota/targets/etc..

dreamerak

What do you mean by "there is no news"? When you say you work for Mitsubishi, in what way? American dealers of Japanese cars never order form the parent company (factory) in Japan, they order from the importer (in our case MMNA) who orders from the manufacturer in Japan. Dealers do order from the importer, or at least request what they would like to get. Your no news, no preorders, no factory orders is a bit misleading.

cbr1000

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looks like you have a 11 mr on order, what's the dealer telling you regarding eta?

dreamerak

December eta

here's what my dealer sent me on my car that can't be ordered. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...rmed-mr-2-.txt

Jeffs2006EVOIX

I don't think the Japanese Government will allow to go under just as our government didn't allow Chevy to go under. started it all for Japanese vehicles. It is a very tough economy, I can see though "Mergers" as we have here in the USA. Who will buy who?? who knows, but has been around longer than ANY other Japanese Car Co. But in the end, Time will tell.

dreamerak

Mitsubishi is a very large corporation, their automobile division is a small part of overall business. they are quite capable of subsidizing the auto side on their own.

cbr1000

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I agree

if only we had some reassurance that everything was okay.

if i were mits ceo i would announce to everyone what their plans are, then i would make sure it went out to everyone on the internet to see.. like a link of my speech, o-well

dotman05

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ouch sad to hear and sucks about subaru too

dreamerak

The Motor Trend post about Mitsubishi and Subaru is TWO YEARS OLD PEOPLE!! In 2009 Subaru was one of the few automobile companys to increase market share in the U.S. THEY AREN'T LEAVING THE U.S.! and as we see in the recent Mitsubishi press release they are staying too. Motor Trend was wrong, as they have been on other predictions, like the Golf R. Mitsubishi says they want to quadruple (x4) sales in North America. The only way to do that is to spend LARGE amounts of capital on new product. Looks to me like we can expect to see a lot of new product from Mitsubishi in N.A. in the coming years. One other thing, the automotive magazine business is just that, a business who wants to sell as much as possibile. Don't belive everthing you read.

SRTRaceR04

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My buddy spent 3 years in Okinawa and said that Mitsubishi over there is WAY better. He said they have several cool cars that would do great in the market here....if they actually brought them here.

Noize

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This. [/thread]

Old news.
2011 is coming, people!