supercharged brz at the dealer
 

I stopped in at Carr Subaru today do some service and noticed a used silver brz with a huge price tag. After talking with the sales rep that sold me my brz, I found out it is a supercharged one. It has a vortech supercharger and a Perrin catback. So whose is it? And the price is decent considering it is a limited they are asking around 30k with 7k miles on it

You get to drive it?

Did you take any pics of it?

Nick C.

It looks bone stock and didn't drive it cause the sales guy I was talking to got a customer. If you stop in and talk to Alex I'm sure you can get a test drive no problem. And sorry no pics phone decided it wanted to update my camera

wow I wonder why he didn't part it out.

sales guy said it was a quick buyback thing the old owner needed the money really fast and didn't have time to part it

Gee, some folks really jump the gun on their mods without even considering the ownership of their car. lol

That's sad. Maybe he should have waited for the charger....

You never know what the man's personal situation was. There are a myriad of things that can turn your life and your plans upside down, cushion or not. I've been there..

Agreed, I'm Butthurt for the person who returned it.

Any warranty or promises with that thing? Obviously not from subaru but the dealer can't ask 30k for a car and it blows up 50 miles later cause little shit Johnny oil changer tried to tune it.

Doubt you will get a warranty with an aftermarket FI kit. That car is for someone willing to pay to play.

I think I recall seeing a No Warranty paper in the window along with a certified preowned paper

seems to be priced way to high

That was just the sticker price...considering it has a 5k supercharger listing it at the same as a brand new one isn't too bad you could probably negotiate it down to around 26-27

supercharged brz at the dealer
 

Considering the cost of FI done properly with SUPPORTING mods to maintain reliability AND have some level of longevity including proper tuning AND potential support for multiple fuels, the asking price is VERY reasonable as-is. I'm not even factoring in labor costs by your local speed shop if you don't have the skills, desire or time to do it yourself. The cost of an FI kit is hardly your biggest expense. Just food for thought.

Hey.. Sorry to thread jack but do you still want my stock intake manifold? I realized I dropped the ball on getting back to you with a shipping cost. My apologies.

work has been to crazy maybe around christmas give myself a present.

Ok.. If it doesn't sell by then, you can haves.

Here are some pics I took:

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...psa357d5ad.jpg
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...psd09c1600.jpg

Also, here's a link from Carr Subaru:
http://www.carrsubaru.com/used/Subar...71c3172f1b.htm

It's funny they don't have any engine bay shots listed on their website, it might help buyers since it doesn't justify the $30k price tag.

It is safe to assume the sticker on the front windshield says "AS IS - NO WARRANTY"?

That is correct, It'd be nice if they offered a warranty.

Since when are dealerships allowed to charge more for cars with modifications that they haven't even done, modifications that they can't even warrant, and modifications that they can't even service? Quite ridiculous if you ask me or anyone with common sense. We as drivers know that modifications done to our cars are simply $ that we won't see come back whether it be during resale or insurance.


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Well how do you know this is even tuned at all? And its funny I bet they lowballed the guy on trade because of the mods and are now trying to get more than MSRP of a stock BRZ.

:bellyroll:

Funny thing is I'm sure they'll find a sucker