Got my final sales price

[arkybrz]

Originally Posted by Turbowned

My friend just financed a used '11 WRX at 7ish% with not-so-great credit at a local Subie dealer. I hope it won't be that high!

Yikes! That's pretty high but it was for a used car.

I think they'll have similar offers to what is available now on other new models. Probably a 1.9% for 36 months with longer periods getting higher rates.

[csaba]

Originally Posted by deadeyes989

For reference I ordered a Limited w/Manual transmission
(All values rounded only slightly)

Car + Destination: $28,265
Tax (8.75% here): $2,500
Generic 'Fee': $100
Plates (transfer): $60

Total (approx): $30,900

Not too bad I suppose. Tax in NY sucks, not sure about other states.

Do u know when will you get the car? How long is the waiting

[Oriental Life]

Standard financing on WRX will apply to BRZ. 1.9% for 36mo with good credit, >740. Need to go beyond that - negotiate or go with local financing options.

Dealer info.

[deadeyes989]

Originally Posted by bedabi

I'm in the Buffalo area too. My wife just picked up a Sonata at Northtown Subaru/Hyundai, in fact. Glad to see they're not marking it up. Hope I get to see you around in your BRZ soon!

My buddy is leasing a Sonata. He quite likes it, now my cup of tea, but it's a nice car none the less!

[deadeyes989]

Originally Posted by dookie11

If you think your number is fair, I'm going to use it as reference too, because here in Los Angeles the sales tax is also 8.75%. Thanks buddy!

Welcome!

[Eureka]

Really jealous of your American pricing and taxes. Brz limited will probably be 30k mrsp here and the 13% sale tax isnt helping either.. :\ (Not to mention up to 40% income tax)

[sieeegel]

9.5% tax here in chicago...

[Turbowned]

Originally Posted by DeeezNuuuts83

Used cars usually don't get financing specials, but some companies (and their financing divisions) offer them on certified pre-owned cars. BMW does this, and so does Subaru, and on their site they talk about the CPO rates being "as low as" 1.99%, likely with top tier credit.

In my experience (doesn't necessarily translate to every manufacturer), our CPO cars get a best rate of 3.49% unless we go with a local credit union.

Bottom line, I'm hoping for no worse than 4ish% because I'm just under Tier A but have fairly limited credit history.

[crash]

I got my OTD price today. I feel it's kinda high so I'm not sure if I'll pull the trigger its MSRP but I dont like that 500 dollar fee.
This is for manual limited with no further options

[Longhorn248]

I'm re-posting this from what I put in a different thread. Premium MT.

MSRP: $25,495
Desitnation: $770
Tax (6.47%): $1,700
Doc Fees: $125
Title: $33
Registration/Plates/Misc: $85

Total OTD: $28,208

I'm expecting to be at or under 4% for financing based on credit score.

[Sasquachulator]

Originally Posted by djdnz

At least your tax beats Ontario, Canada. 13%HST, so don't feel so bad.

Alberta's GST @ 5% with no PST (which was combined together to create the single HST) laughs at you

[Capt Canuck]

^There has to be at least one perk to living in Alberta... and that's it :-p

[Turbowned]

Originally Posted by Eureka

Really jealous of your American pricing and taxes. Brz limited will probably be 30k mrsp here and the 13% sale tax isnt helping either.. :\ (Not to mention up to 40% income tax)

Aww, but you guys get free healthcare! *shakes head*

I like Canada but I'm sorry, that's just insane! I'd be buying an imported R32 GT-R or an FD RX-7 if I lived up there anyway

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Turbowned

Aww, but you guys get free healthcare! *shakes head*...

Yea, free healthcare, that's what it is.