My numbers are fine, thanks for your concern. Try learnings some simple addition and work hard in school memorizing your multiplication tables. It really helps out here in the real world.

I dont know what your problem is but I dont have to share any of this information with the forums. And because of people like you I just might not disclose any further information. I've got nothing to gain from this.

 

What Jeep did you trade in? A cayenne?

 

well, since you opened your mouth, then you should be ready for these types of quetsions. its like politics, if you dont want your personal life, choices, statements, friends put under microscope, stay out of it

its only natural that people want to see the proof (i do since i wouldnt mind paying 9 grand below invoice myself)

 

Nothing wrong with people wanting to see proof. But what that guy said was uncalled for. No need to give attitude to someone thats just trying to help.

 

My guess is you are a young kid (since the car you want to trade is not yours) and you dont understand the #'s they gave you. They can be very confusing at dealers (intentially and not intentially). No dealer can or would sell a car for $9k under invoice as you state. Also do not give me things are tuff and they need to sell cars deal. They would let car go back to Mitsu or floorplanner before they took that kind of loss. Also if they were in that dier need to sell a car they would not have the money to trade your car in. Get real.

 

23k out the door .. I'd go buy another, so I could sell it for profit.

 

Reading (and apparently math) > You

If you had read carefully, in all my posts I've said that this deal does seems too good to be true. This is why I wanted to actually wait to finalize the deal before disclosing any information and let people on the forums know if this is real or fake. Everything i have stated are true, this is exactly what the offer is. I know this offer doesnt mean much because its just a verbal agreement. Seriously, forget it, I'll keep this to myself.

BTW I'm 24, the car is my parents'. They bought it for me when I was in college. Whats your point? I have a full time job and more than capable of financing this car and pay rent. Just because youre OLD doesnt make you wise.

 

So by your own admission you even think the deal is bogus but yet you came on here and make a thread about it. Then you say you are going to go to other dealers and see if they can match or beat it? They would laugh at you. All you have is some talk of a salesman at a dealer and nothing in writing. As far as you buying the car I dont think your credit would qualify you, you have never financed a car since your parents bought it for you and you rent your place. All you probably have is some credit cards and they will not get you a car loan these days. You better call your parents to come in with you so you dont get taken. And "yes" you should not of made this thread unless you had a REAL deal. Im done.

 

What color was the X you were lookin at?

 

SOOO IS MJ234eva gona tell us what dealership this is? hook it up!

 

Careful now, if you arent replyin with a smile on your face people on here might think you are trollin and delete all your posts

Sometime I also wonder why people start up threads knowing the answer too but cant really say anything without someone sayin "you are a troll"

 

scottatayamaha is tryin to get some FACTS...so sit back and enjoy the ride.

 

If someone got a GSR for $23k...then I got my MR for $24,200 if you take off the price of my trade in. I love some of the stuff people post on here. Even if you didn't owe any money on your trade; the value of you trade can't be taken off the to "OTD" price of the car because you are still giveing them something that's worth $6k +.

 

Okay, I've been following this closely and am very curious how this will turn out. Fresno has two RR X's with SSS on sale for $31,900 + TTL. Invoice on those is like $33.5K or so (the salesman pulled the dealer price sheet and showed me). So they're selling at $1500 below invoice with the 0% interest rate for 5 years. That means they're giving up most if not all of their holdback and that means very little, if any, profit for the dealer. Those cars are costing them money just to keep on the lot at this point so they're just trying to break even. But $10K+ below invoice is mind-boggling. If the OP would be so kind as to scan his paperwork after the sale and post it I (and everyone else)would be extremely interested to see how it all went down.

 

Don't try and argue with us, when you are the one claiming to be getting the BEST DEAL IN THE COUNTRY ON A EVO X!!! If it is really true, then you will have no problems sharing the finals #'s with us when you sign the papers.

End of story...

By the way, it is $9K under MSRP. Evo X with SSS and Navi is $38,000. Believe me, I have one. So the $29,000 price he is claiming before trade, is really $9K under MSRP. Which there is no way anyone is selling an Evo for $9K under MSRP. I can assure you the dealer is trying to pull some shenanigans with the #'s. They do it to everyone. They can tell you one thing one day, and when you go back to sign..."oh...no we meant this...."

Not to mention you are claiming this price is "out-the-door". So it's really more like $11,000 under MSRP!!! Come on man.... I'm not saying you did anything wrong....the dealer probably did tell you those things. I have no doubt. But just know they are also jacking with you....

Just don't be alarmed when people don't believe that you are getting the best deal in the country on a new Evo X. We are going to want proof....