i think you guys just get the bad salespeople. i deal with evo customers all the time and i can usually send them home with any info that they needed and they sounded happy to me. anyways, news on the inside is that the MR with markup (because we will only get 6) will be around 40,000, but you guys gotta understand that no matter what the price is that people will always try to talk us down! if it was like 10,000 theyd try to get it for 7k., but anyways the dealers are trying to get as many as they can out for 40k and then start lowering the price.

also, dont expect any test drives on these cars because even the salespeople cant drive them

 

you should put about 1,000 as a deposit to hold you a certain car.
we're getting 2 grafic grey, 2 wicked white and 2 apex silver and ill tell you right now the grafic greys will be the first to go

 

Yeah, you work there, that's the problem...

I remember the 20k markup at your stealership when the EVO first came out.

Your opinion is lip service... anybody that "stops by" your stealership usually gets price gouged.

 

what i've done down here is take a $1,000 fully refundable deposit and reserve a VIN# for MSRP. if you don't purchase it upon 1 day of arrival, the VIN# is then surrendered and available to other customers, hopefully for more than MSRP . PM me.

Robert Evans
Internet Manager
Santa Monica Mitsubishi

 

oh... that gouging I have no knowledge of... i concentrate on my own path, my own bonues, and my own customer service... it's a 15k mark-up actually. that's there to show the people who aren't in the know what type of vehicle the EVO is. i've only sold one EVO above MSRP and that was an '04 RS for $750 above right when it came out. luckily, i'm not a gouger! =)

-Robert

 

So let me get this straight, I can give you a refundable $1,000 deposit and you will give me an EVO MR for MSRP on day #1? What about all the times you talked about markup?? PM me with your cell # or something I will put $1,000 down I want to see what the catch is...

 

try Capital Mitsu in San Jose, they are pretty cool.

 

Go to some1 that can get you a vin and a von in your color with a build and estimated delivery date for MSRP, then leave a deposit, get a purchase order written up for MSRP signed by the manager..........and wait for delivery.

 

Actually you are a gouger I picked up my RS when they first came out, the first white RS in South Florida, right around invoice. Dealers that employ these practices pay the price eventually...word spreads pretty quick. I know when I first looked at Evo's there was a yellow one down at Delray Mitsubishi marked up to $40,000... Guess what, it's still there.

I think everyone on here should make it known to dealers that if the mark it up you won't buyt hat car and you will never buy anything from them. Seriously, there are too many good dealers out there that will cut you an honest deal.

 

This variable is just that...a variable. Does this mean the averahge Evo owner can drive the car two seconds a lap faster? Did the same test driver drive the "regular" evo and the Mr back to back? Lap times are like Dyno figures, too many variables to be definative.


Percy

 

alright i got the official msrp from the man.......................its going to be 19k + destination...........lol, so funny to hear so many people with "official numbers" that are different, anywayz im going to visit the dealer today to see whats up, maybe ill be getting some official numbers, ill post it

 

SC~Please refrain from advertising on these forums. If you continue, we will warn/ban you.

 

PM'd... give me a call and we'll set everything up. It's actually not going to be day #1. The first 8 have already been reserved, so you'll get the 9th which will be shipped out on 10/10/04. A total of 16 though, so have no fear.

-Robert

 

What I suggest you do is read the post where the salesguy said he charged $750 OVER MSRP... And i will feel free to express my opinion on sleezy sales practices.

 

Sleezy my ***. We're here to earn a living. For example:

Banana Republic
Dawson Lightweight Chino's
$98 in the Spring
They're now on sale for $29.99

Now, am I supposed to call Banana Republic and tell them they're a sleezy retail store?

LOL.

I wanted a product while it was hot, so I paid for it.

And what, may I ask, do you do for a living? You know where this is going, so get out of the hole while you can.

-Robert