50+ Evo's? I would nut my pants. I wonder what they sell them at? Generally the more stock available, the cheaper. But this is not always true

 

Was just at Paramus Mitsu and they told me the same thing. I counted 20+ Evo's on the lot. Everywhere I turned there was another cluster of them amidst all the base Lancers, etc.

 

Yeah, but South Coast & Mitsu Superstores don't claim the largest Evo sales in the US.. but in the whole WORLD!

 

Yes I'm pretty sure they're in the 1st 3 spots as volume sellers on the east coast

 

I got mine from Anaheim Mitsubishi. Not as large a selection has HB though. But I went to Huntington Beach and they pulled that trick where they show a price in HUGE numbers online but when you get there they say "Oh that is if this and that happens" Turns me off right away. Funny thing is I paid the same amount as the REAL price HB was asking, I just get turned off when they play their tricks. PLUS HB made me drive a USED one. They say they can't let me drive a new one because too many people come for joy rides. Not even a used 2012. it was like a 09. So HB, if you see this, I am JOYRIDING, the one I BOUGHT from Anaheim.

 

Interesting. I mail ordered a 2008 GSR from Sam when he was at South coast, and the price advertised on evom was the price I wrote the check out for. Shipping was $775 from Los Angeles CA to Raleigh NC. Car was $5k cheaper than any local dealers.

 

Don Herring seems to always have 10+ Evo's on each of their 3 lots. They told me they were #2 in Mitsu volume in the country. I figured South Coast was probably #1.

 

Man that dealer seems like a big a$$ ripoff.

 

Not to brag or anything, but I'm going to do it anyway! The dealership I work at in Minnesota, White Bear Mitsubishi Suzuki, was number 3 in the nation by volume for March. We also broke the record for the most Outlander Sports ever sold in one month (was 35 and is now 44). Yoichi Yokozawa (President of MMNA) is actually coming to our store this Tuesday to congratulate us.

West Loops was #2, and there was another dealer in Texas that was #1. Keep in mind both are exclusively Mitsu dealers that don't carry another brand.

 

Puente Hills Mitsubishi in southern Cali sucks a$$!! That seriously has to be one of the worst dealerships in the world. Their service guy is a tard I think his name is (sal) he doesn't know jack about the Evo's but he talks like he knows it all. I proved him wrong so many times. And They all talk as if theyre better then you. Rude. SMH . I will never buy from there again. My next Mitsubishi will be from south coast Mitsubishi

 

^^^ Yea I dont remember who I talked to but the guy didnt even seem to want to sell me a car. He was trying to make me back out of it or something.

 

Wow! I wonder what number South Coast came in at? Also 46 Mitsubishi in NJ was in the top three once..

 

I bought my car at WestLoop. They suck. They tried to rip me off with some BS 3rd party extended warranty that I did not want. Check the dealerrater reviews and you will see they do this to others. It took them over 3 weeks to send my my paperwork for my car purchase.

Gillman San Antonio is by far the worst. They are nothing but incompetent liars there.

If I ever buy another new Mitsu again (doubt it) then I will buy out of area. All 3 local San Antonio dealers are scum.

 

FWIW, I bought both of my Evos from a Mitsubishi dealer 10 minutes from my house. They're not in the Top-5, likely not in the Top-30. They had to trade for both cars; their Evolution allotment is virtually nonexistent. Both transactions went very smoothly. They were nothing less than completely accommodating. I've gone there a few times for oil changes and inspections, and will be going again soon. Cortese Mitsubishi in Rochester, NY.

 

Can you say more about being ripped off with a 3rd party warranty? Did they charge you for one after to had said no? Or did they simply offer you one at a price you didn't like?

In some states, like Minnesota, we're required by law to present extended warranty options to every customer. This doesn't mean you have to take it. We get plenty of people who either don't want it, can't afford it, or plan to void their warranty (Evo buyers).