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From: roseville, ca
Originally posted by AlieNate
Hailz!
I have no idea WHAT DEALERSHIP "Score" went to, but I just got back from Roseville Mitsu... and I sat in the Red EVO with Sunroof and Large Spoiler. It is a Beautiful car! However, it was locked in a back room with bad liting and they did not even have the car's battery connected yet, so we could not start it up or see the lit instrument panel. It does feel as solid as a rock tho... and I was impressed. Then I looked at the sticker and saw the MSRP of $30,800.00 including the 595.00 destination charge.
Hailz!
I have no idea WHAT DEALERSHIP "Score" went to, but I just got back from Roseville Mitsu... and I sat in the Red EVO with Sunroof and Large Spoiler. It is a Beautiful car! However, it was locked in a back room with bad liting and they did not even have the car's battery connected yet, so we could not start it up or see the lit instrument panel. It does feel as solid as a rock tho... and I was impressed. Then I looked at the sticker and saw the MSRP of $30,800.00 including the 595.00 destination charge.
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From: Carlsbad
This is amazing. It seems all of the west coast dealers are trying to rape their customers. Yet a lot of mid to east coast people are saying they're getting it for MSRP. What's up with that? I'm glad they started arriving but damn. For $45K I'd be waiting for the new Supra to arrive.
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From: NR Reading PA
Originally posted by AlieNate
Hailz!
I then spoke with John Miller the "Internet Specialist" and he told me the mark up was the "agreed upon markup of the Northern California Mitsu Dealers."
Hailz!
I then spoke with John Miller the "Internet Specialist" and he told me the mark up was the "agreed upon markup of the Northern California Mitsu Dealers."
Maybe you can get a free EVO courtesy of John Miller and the other co-conspirators.
Speedlimit........
i'm just hoping really hard that everyone tells these idiot dealers who are trying to mark these things up so much to go stick it where the sun don't shine
Has been selling JUNK here in the US the past few years and so we get stuck with these non - enthusiats know nothing about car scam artist dealers
frankly - it makes me sick to think there are people out there stupid enough to pay 15 k over sticker on a 29k car - real idiots
There are many dealers charging msrp - whats the matter - can't wait another week or two ?
Has been selling JUNK here in the US the past few years and so we get stuck with these non - enthusiats know nothing about car scam artist dealers frankly - it makes me sick to think there are people out there stupid enough to pay 15 k over sticker on a 29k car - real idiots
There are many dealers charging msrp - whats the matter - can't wait another week or two ?
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Originally posted by Alfriedesq
i'm just hoping really hard that everyone tells these idiot dealers who are trying to mark these things up so much to go stick it where the sun don't shine
Has been selling JUNK here in the US the past few years and so we get stuck with these non - enthusiats know nothing about car scam artist dealers
frankly - it makes me sick to think there are people out there stupid enough to pay 15 k over sticker on a 29k car - real idiots
There are many dealers charging msrp - whats the matter - can't wait another week or two ?
i'm just hoping really hard that everyone tells these idiot dealers who are trying to mark these things up so much to go stick it where the sun don't shine
Has been selling JUNK here in the US the past few years and so we get stuck with these non - enthusiats know nothing about car scam artist dealers frankly - it makes me sick to think there are people out there stupid enough to pay 15 k over sticker on a 29k car - real idiots
There are many dealers charging msrp - whats the matter - can't wait another week or two ?
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From: SoCal
Originally posted by AlieNate
Hailz!
Then, way below that was the "Dealer-Markup" of $14,995.00 !!!
That brought the price up to $45,795.00
I then spoke with John Miller the "Internet Specialist" and he told me the mark up was the "agreed upon markup of the Northern California Mitsu Dealers." He did say.. that sooner or later the price should come down.
Oh Really??
Hailz!
Then, way below that was the "Dealer-Markup" of $14,995.00 !!!
That brought the price up to $45,795.00
I then spoke with John Miller the "Internet Specialist" and he told me the mark up was the "agreed upon markup of the Northern California Mitsu Dealers." He did say.. that sooner or later the price should come down.
Oh Really??
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From: Kansas City, MO
Originally posted by leonard_shelby
too bad people are paying way over MSRP for M3's too ..
too bad people are paying way over MSRP for M3's too ..
There are e46 M3's sitting on dealer lots in the midwest.
And people have the ability to custom order them, under MSRP.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - you CA guys, there are Evo's available outside CA for MSRP. Call around.
My dealer still has some out of their second allocation, MSRP guaranteed, be here in less than 30 days (hopefully).
Call around, ask around. PM me for local details.
Much better to take a $100 flight and drive your new car back than to pay $2500 or more over MSRP.
California has a rule that no car can be imported into the state from another state with less than 7500 miles on it...... so that would eliminate them from shopping too far. 
Originally posted by jedinite
People were... but nobody should now.
There are e46 M3's sitting on dealer lots in the midwest.
And people have the ability to custom order them, under MSRP.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - you CA guys, there are Evo's available outside CA for MSRP. Call around.
My dealer still has some out of their second allocation, MSRP guaranteed, be here in less than 30 days (hopefully).
Call around, ask around. PM me for local details.
Much better to take a $100 flight and drive your new car back than to pay $2500 or more over MSRP.
People were... but nobody should now.
There are e46 M3's sitting on dealer lots in the midwest.
And people have the ability to custom order them, under MSRP.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - you CA guys, there are Evo's available outside CA for MSRP. Call around.
My dealer still has some out of their second allocation, MSRP guaranteed, be here in less than 30 days (hopefully).
Call around, ask around. PM me for local details.
Much better to take a $100 flight and drive your new car back than to pay $2500 or more over MSRP.
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Originally posted by MEGABUSA
California has a rule that no car can be imported into the state from another state with less than 7500 miles on it...... so that would eliminate them from shopping too far.
California has a rule that no car can be imported into the state from another state with less than 7500 miles on it...... so that would eliminate them from shopping too far.
The 7,500 miles and under stipulation is only a concern on vehicles that do not have CA emissions certification.
http://www.epa.gov/autoemissions/E-M...olution-03.htm
According to the site above, there is only one version of the EVO and it is eligible to be sold in all 50 states.
So unless I understood something incorrectly, it appears that CA EVO shoppers would have no problem looking out of state for a car. Of course, anyone actually contemplating to do this should contact the appropriate authorities and make sure first.
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