Thoughts on a 2015 Limited BRZ OTD price
 

I wanted to get a ballpark on what a good OTD price would be on these.

I want to get a sense of what a good price would be so that when the time comes to purchase, which is hopefully in the next two months

I know I've been posting a lot, and I've seen some OTD price threads, but what is a general sense of a good price on these cars that are recent purchases?

My budget is 25k OTD
if not, I'll need to look at some pre-owned ones.


Here's what my local dealer offered me:
first image is a pdf of the limited 2015, and the second pdf is 2015 Series blue.

Why not just buy a new 2014 Limited?

Good point. how much of a price advantage would I get doing that?

not much, honestly.. ^

I got my 2015 limited for 29k otd. I can't imagine even getting close to 25k otd for base let alone limited.


Edit: woah my phone went nuts

Buy used if you really want to save money.

That's interesting...

I've seen so many threads of people saying the lowest limited OTD price was 25,600.

I think it does depend on demand in your location.

$1k in document fees??? I would pay 27k out the door (without taxes) for the limited.

I don't know that I would quote others on OTD prices. Taxes and fees vary by state and dealer. Selling prices should be your focus, IMHO.

Bought my '14 Limited for $26k + tax, tag and fees. Car had a $29k MSRP.

29k OTD is correct. if you gonna try to get 25k then you should get a used one. or make more money.

Amen brother! OTD prices suck for comparison sake. Taxes and Fees vary GREATLY.

OTD? Lowest PRICE I've seen is 24.9K on a 2014 LMT 6mt by Darnold. OTD = PRICE + TTFL (taxes, title, fees, licence).

Yeah, to get OTD of ~$25K he'd be looking @ a used 2013 w/ 10-20K miles for around $22K or so.

You should be able to find for 26k plus tax and fees.

I paid $1500 under MSRP for my 2015 Black BRZ Limited.


TTL where I live will bring that back up near MSRP. It allowed me to get rid of a loaded, low-mileage 2006 Miata with a leaky top and failing BOSE stereo ($3k+ to fix both) while still getting $10k trade-in. So I feel pretty good about the deal I got.




Go in to check one out. Take it for a test drive, ask about trade-in (if you have one), etc. Subaru and most credit unions have 1.9% financing right now. Then say, "Hmmm, I just can't make that work."


They WILL call you back. It took about 6 weeks for them to call me back and ask what it would take, then I finally got them to make the deal I wanted.