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Waited exactly 1 month and 1 day from order to picked up. Ordered 7/2 picked up today 8/3.
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But seriously, you should totally learn to drive a stick either way. Even with how awesome the A/T is on this model, it pales in comparison to the M/T. (I've driven them both now) Plus it is just a really good idea to learn to drive a stick either way. Also, for what it's worth, I would put this car at a 8/10 for learning M/T on. RWD is always good because you are less likely to burn out if you flub up your take off, the engine isn't overly torquey so you probably won't burn out too much anyways, and the shifter feels like melted butter going from gear to gear so not likely to miss gears. Oh also, the engine is rev happy so you will see yourself over reving more often than under reving, which is good when you are first learning. The only negative I've found as far as learning a stick is that the clutch pedal throw is real short, which is good for racing, but makes it a bit harder for learning. |
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It's funny, seems like a lot of people had pushy sales guys... My guy was awesome, I went in and said, "I need my payment lowered, if it can't happen no worries, you can sell this car to anyone I'm sure, if it can, I love this car and I would be super happy to pick one up." He basically responded with, "Let's see what we can do." I ended up getting my payment lowered from my old car (A Gen Coupe, mostly due to my credit improving from making payments to my Gen Coupe for a year and a half.), and got the car. But he was totally understanding when I said, "Here is what you have to work with, make it happen." It was the best sales experience I've ever had to be quite honest. |
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Yeah, I understand... But I still gotta say, Shout out to Roger at Toyota of Kirkland (It's near Seattle WA) He took care of me, and he also runs a Toyota car club out here. He is seriously good people for anyone in the SeaTac area who is thinking about getting an FR-S. He also knows all about the car, more so than any other sales person I've talked to about enthusiast cars. Also, holy crap man, I can't believe you financed a 26k car on your own at 19... I am 27 and honestly was financed largely because of my stupidly high income as opposed to good credit rating... That is some pretty epic stuff there. |
I didn't wait at all i called 15 dealers in one day and found one then cut in line. They had a waiting list but its good to know people :)
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Lol Thanks, i've worked pretty hard for it. I graduated when I was 15, started working and saved up enough to put 5k down, still have more in my checking acct, get a comfortable payment, and still save enough to where I can move out by the time im 22-23 lol. Im not one of those "live in the moment, and forget about the future" teenagers lol I try to think ahead lol But thanks for the compliment :) |
Got lucky yesterday and today. My brz u ordered was coming in Dec and not Aug. Solast night I started looking for frs. Found one with my second color choice of ultramarine, called and it was available and made an appt. Got a call and said it was just sold but guys credit was flaky. Fell thru today and I got it.
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