EVO MR released in 3rd week of SEPTEMBER!!!!
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From: Between the Blue and the Sand
Originally Posted by viperevofreak
How many MRs will be available ...Its not going to be a limited edition only is it?
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maybe wat he is trying to say is that if mitsu will only be making 800 units period or more on later years(not just 2005)? perhaps a evo9 mr or so, if im not mistaking...which brings the question, anyone have rumors when the evo 9 or the next evo(watever #) will be coming out (rumors if not actual facts, anything)? thanks for your time.
at tustin mitsu we will be getting 6 of them in. 2 grafic grey, 2 wicked white and 2 apex silver on the 4th of september. estimated price with markup is around 40k.
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Originally Posted by imapunkclaimer
estimated price with markup is around 40k.
But then, as they say, there's a sucker born every minute.
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Originally Posted by TooColdScorpio
Im sure some fools will pay 40k, I wish they didn't so dealers would stop doing that. Im getting mine MSRP and estimated delivery 9/19/05
Ya im waiting for a the winter to go by and then i hope the MRs Price will be down I mean to me Evos can neve have to high of a price i love them but i cant do it and i really want one. so for those guys buying them at 40k good for them but im hoping they come down and i hope they will still be available
think about it sherlock. people will never offer to pay more, they will always say well can i get it for a few thousand less. so theres room for negotiation. no matter where we start it someone will talk us down. if we start it at $10 someone will say ok ill give you 5 bucks.
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Originally Posted by imapunkclaimer
think about it sherlock. people will never offer to pay more, they will always say well can i get it for a few thousand less. so theres room for negotiation. no matter where we start it someone will talk us down. if we start it at $10 someone will say ok ill give you 5 bucks.
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A lot of the better car dealerships (no Mitsu dealers I've seen, however) have "no haggle" policies in place and just put their best price on the window. I don't see any *good* reason why buying a car should be different than buying a couch or a television.
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Originally Posted by imapunkclaimer
think about it sherlock
Originally Posted by kensuke
i'm really thinking that the main reason the mr is going to be so "overpriced" is because it can be. mitsubishi knows that no matter how much they price it for (i guess unless it's $40k+), every last mr is going to sell just because of what it is: the special edition MR that has been getting so much hype recently. if i end up being able to afford it, i'm most def going to pick up an rs (more likely a 2003 evo tho) and do the mods i want to it. a set of rims and tires, coilover suspension, and somekind of a stereo, and i'll bet set. swapping trannies is always a future option anyway.
but back on topic, this follows the same principle as milk. i work at a grocery store and i'll tell you that we carry 2 brands of each kind of milk. the best part is that both brands are distributed by the same company and are the same EXACT milk, only one costs $4.09 and the other costs $3.49. This is so the rich can feel richer and the poor can feel like they're still getting deals. (it's legal because you pay for the label) some people are going to buy their mr and feel like they got the best thing money can buy, and are rewarded with a special edition color and a few other trinkets. people who buy the gsr or rs will still be happy with their purchase knowing that they spent as little as possible to save room for mods or even to save face on their payment. i also understand that everyone who wants a mr will probably not get one based on the supply-demand curve; that's really why it's "limited edition."
but back on topic, this follows the same principle as milk. i work at a grocery store and i'll tell you that we carry 2 brands of each kind of milk. the best part is that both brands are distributed by the same company and are the same EXACT milk, only one costs $4.09 and the other costs $3.49. This is so the rich can feel richer and the poor can feel like they're still getting deals. (it's legal because you pay for the label) some people are going to buy their mr and feel like they got the best thing money can buy, and are rewarded with a special edition color and a few other trinkets. people who buy the gsr or rs will still be happy with their purchase knowing that they spent as little as possible to save room for mods or even to save face on their payment. i also understand that everyone who wants a mr will probably not get one based on the supply-demand curve; that's really why it's "limited edition."
ok i guess you know then, but thats being honest. the evo has been nothing but a curse to me because i do test drives all the time, but nobody has the intent of buying. the only dealership i know of that does a set price are saturns
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Someone would have to be one of 2 things to by a MR for around $40k:
1. A stupid retard
2. A multi-millionaire
Please anyone out there, DO NOT but a MR for those kind of prices. The more dealerships that actually sell a $40k EVO, the more that will sell them at those types of prices.
Don't be a stupid retard...
1. A stupid retard
2. A multi-millionaire
Please anyone out there, DO NOT but a MR for those kind of prices. The more dealerships that actually sell a $40k EVO, the more that will sell them at those types of prices.
Don't be a stupid retard...