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Originally Posted by MTMS4
I presume that $30,426 otd is the balance outstanding after you've made the $3500 downpayment (i.e. you're actually paying $33,926 otd total) ? If so, you're monthly payment at 7.39% APR with 72 payments should be $524.
If $30,426 does not include your $3500 downpayment ( and you're only paying $26,926 otd), which is less likely, then your monthly payment would be $464.
Whatever the situation, the math doesn't add up and you're paying more than you should.....ask them why.
If $30,426 does not include your $3500 downpayment ( and you're only paying $26,926 otd), which is less likely, then your monthly payment would be $464.
Whatever the situation, the math doesn't add up and you're paying more than you should.....ask them why.
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ok i talked to the sale person and we talked on lowing the price- He said the invoice price is 30,500 and pay $3,500 of a downpayment and it will be $27,000 otd(including taxes and everything). Is this a good deal or not or should i try to lower the price more.
go lower, that isn't invoice price....go to cars.com, you can find invoice on all cars on there. If I remember correctly invoice is like 29,XXX. Check there, and then go back to the dealership
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Originally Posted by healthynine
go lower, that isn't invoice price....go to cars.com, you can find invoice on all cars on there. If I remember correctly invoice is like 29,XXX. Check there, and then go back to the dealership
I thought MSRP for the evo gsr $30,998?and thats starting price,plus they add your taxes and etc... so i dont think you cant go below the MSRP unless you get an rs or the sales person hooked you up with that evo.
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