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Originally Posted by ThisIsChrisKim
Price was $27,174 pre-tax, add in taxes, licensing, etc. and you got the OTD price. This was from Herb Gordon Subaru in Silver Spring, MD (just a few miles north of Washington DC). I worked with Jason Withrow. He's been excellent to work with--totally no nonsense and a straight with me. I should be taking delivery tomorrow (I put a deposit down this weekend) once my credit union cuts my financing check.
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Thanks man!
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Originally Posted by thill
California taxes are much more. Your OTD costs are most likely to be more than just about any other state.
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Originally Posted by mav1178
Your fees/taxes varies based on where you register the car. FYI.
-alex
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Originally Posted by mav1178
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You guys are right! Totally forgot about that.
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Originally Posted by ThisIsChrisKim
Wow, that's a much bigger difference in price! Taxes and fees in CA must be astronomical.
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Yes, in almost everything! LOL!
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Originally Posted by Seraph
I didn't want to deal with crossing state lines and any potential differences in regulations etc. I'm in California where these cars sell sometimes even before they are listed in inventory so I was happy to pay just MSRP.
I got mine as a preorder from Capitol Subaru - no break on price except a small discount on the maintenance plan - so MSRP. But so far I've had a great experience with them.
Capitol Subaru was one of the few dealers who would do MSRP even on a pre-order in my area. Off the lot- I'm sure there is a mark-up.
(Edit: Ok this thread claims they aren't marking up off-the lot sales http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42914 ) |
Might have to go check them out. Thanks man!
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Originally Posted by Seraph
Money can be earned back but my time and effort can not.
If I waited- I bet deals were better on the 2013 now that it's closer to year end.
In any case - different people, different circumstances...not so long ago I'd probably have went with whatever saved $$ cus then I had plenty of spare time.
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Well said!
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Originally Posted by Wafflejuice
I wish I can get close to those prices, with $1000 off OTD price for me is ~$36k
I live in Canada though...  |
Canada really sells cars for a lot more pricier than the USA. Know someone who lives there and bought an 2009 M3. The price was ridiculous compared to here.
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Originally Posted by mwjcyber
Got my BRZ Limited from Galles & Davis Subaru (Albuquerque) in last month for $27,700.
OTD was 28,983.
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That price is not bad at all!
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Originally Posted by retoocs
Nope. Tell him Scott, with the WRB BRZ purchased in May.
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Will do man! Thank you so much!
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Originally Posted by ThisIsChrisKim
I got the price down over two emails--I used a combination of two buyer programs (TrueCar and Costco) to leverage a price.
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My same weapon of choice whenever I go visit a subaru dealership. I will be trying a new strategy, which is just start e-mailing the internet sales guy on the Subaru dealerships that I have not been to.
Anyways, thanks for all the replies guys. As much as possible I want to purchase a BRZ here in the Bay Area, but If it comes down to the wire, I might have to go out of state and go for Clint's offer.
This is really a wonderful forum. Really helpful members here. Cheers to all who have helped me. This is for you guys ---> :happy0180: