I would buy a used MR, especially if it only had 1000 miles on it. its all good.

 

[/QUOTE]" it's a pretty rare car and that it's selling for this much all over the place. i laughed and said i could get one for at most MSRP. he quickly noted that they are "willing to negotiate"[/QUOTE] Who was this salesman Yogi Berra....

 

We all know him.... maron.... i saw his gray MR 2 times already

 

Trading a car in for a new color? That's a little extreme.

 

Heck it is cheaper to just have the car repainted-- you'd save money over the rapid depreciation the car industry ensures after you drive off a lot to protect margins on their resale -- that is why they exist people.

Example: You buy an Evo for 30,000
Sell it back 1 month later: 25,000
Dealer resells it for 28 to 29,000

It preserves their profits. That is capitalism my friend.

 

agreed. but i guess if you got the money.

 

He probably wanted to get rid of it just b4 the warranty expired :')

 

they're doing a street value markup for the gray here. i was only able to get them to go down to the MSRP of the other colors.

i still can't believe that they were trying to get people to believe that MSRP was different for the graphite gray as opposed to the other colors.

 

nah i bet is parents bought the car for the kids and then the kiddo got 2 many tickets with in few month finally daddys said NO MORE EVO here is yoru civic

 

when i was doing the paperwork for my car i was told that one kid let a friend drive his evo and the friend totalled it. 2mos later, the parents were back in buying their kid another evo.

 

doesn't that take place after you drive it off the lot?

 

Just a word about car salesmen...they love to tell stories...most of them aren't true...many of them are about the car you are looking at...the rest are just bullshiat...remember, they are car salesmen...liars, the lot of them...

 

wasn't the salesman, it was the lady at the finance desk. and living in NoVA, it sounds very plausible.