Can't believe this MR is still for sale!
 

Someone go buy this thing :confused: it's at or below MSRP {thumbup} I talked with the principal owner before I bought my car and was going to go up there to buy one from him. He seems like a really great guy! Fly in to Manchester Airport the dealership is just a few miles away, new silver 05 MR in NH and drive her home.

I can second that they are a very good dealership to work for. I actually WAS going to buy that car until mitsu decided my money wasn't good enough for 0%. As they say my loss should be someone else's gain!

wow 73 miles on a new MR.

Yeah, looks like it's been test drove :( My impression with talking with Jim up there is that he would not let someone beat up on the car!

That was with the $1000 customer rebate. I don't think you can get the 0% APR and the rebate.....that would be like having your cake and eating it too :)

didnt see that one when i was lookin, shame

Damn, it's really nice, but I don't think the $35K price tag is winning people over. How much do you guys think you could deal them down to? I really want an MR, but I'm not willing to spend $35K!

Thats alot of money for a car, i know delears are willing to bargain and if you go in I am sure they want to move it so they might give you a good deal...

for 73 miles on the clock. i can believe its still for sale

gl trying to get an mr for less than 35k

yea, it being the last one, and there for awhile they might let it go much cheaper... In 03 I had my eyes on an evo...but the dealer only had a yellow one...well, I wasnt going to pay the 31k price tag....well, 4 weeks later, it was still the only one..and I got it for 28k!! I got a deal since it was there for awhile and it was yellow..lol

Give it another month. I bet the price will go down.

Yeah I'm pretty sure that price is with the $1000 rebate and there is also another $500 rebate going on too. Both of which you can't get if you buy on zero percent. I can see why people are not buying it. Your talking $40,000 for not that much more. $40,000 will buy you a lot of VERY nice cars.

I must have good luck...;)