FR-S 2015

[GT/86]

Ste - foy Scion WTFFFFF take it offfffff and congrats on your new car :-)

[Texas BRZ]

Good color choice and congrats!

Along with additional pictures, please feel free to share details of your car and an intro of yourself!

[HyperTech]

congrat! almost bought my car there too. but they wanted 1700$ more than all other place. did not like my saleman anyway.

[spyingwind]

Originally Posted by HyperTech

congrat! almost bought my car there too. but they wanted 1700$ more than all other place. did not like my saleman anyway.

Could you have argued the pure price thing?

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by spyingwind

Could you have argued the pure price thing?

A lot of people seem to misunderstand what the "Pure Price" thing is all about.
Pure Price does not mean all dealers have to ask the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. It just means that when each dealer prices the car all of their sales advertising must show the same price.
If one dealer wants to charge $10,000 and another $50,000 that is OK as long as they keep it the same across the board on there own advertising. It can even go as far as different prices for base models of different colours if they so choose.


From the Scion Corporate site:
PURE PRICE - A DEFINITION

Scion Pure Price means the price you see in the dealership, on the dealership's website, or other dealer advertising locations is the price you pay. This applies to the vehicle, accessories, finance rates and insurance products. With Scion Pure Price, you know the price you will pay and you don't have to spend your time negotiating.
WHY USE PURE PRICE?

Our customers told us they want a shorter, simpler process with less pressure - and we listened. With Scion Pure Price, you don't have to negotiate price - or wait for someone to "crunch the numbers."
MSRP VS. DEALER'S PRICE

MSRP is the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price that appears on Scion.com. The price that is shown on your dealer's website, which may or may not be the same as MSRP, is the price you'll pay for your new Scion. Pure Process is a completely transparent pricing system to help save you the time you would otherwise spend negotiating for a "deal."

[HyperTech]

i dont think there is such "pure pricing" in canada...if there any, i cant find it on their website.

[FRSBRZGT86FAN]

Originally Posted by carma143

I'm worried what the back of the car looks like


Edit:

FOUND IT!

I wonder where he bought it from...

[HyperTech]

Originally Posted by FRSBRZGT86FAN

I wonder where he bought it from...

i have no idea man.

[sosodesi]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

A lot of people seem to misunderstand what the "Pure Price" thing is all about.
Pure Price does not mean all dealers have to ask the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. It just means that when each dealer prices the car all of their sales advertising must show the same price.
If one dealer wants to charge $10,000 and another $50,000 that is OK as long as they keep it the same across the board on there own advertising. It can even go as far as different prices for base models of different colours if they so choose.


From the Scion Corporate site:
PURE PRICE - A DEFINITION

Scion Pure Price means the price you see in the dealership, on the dealership's website, or other dealer advertising locations is the price you pay. This applies to the vehicle, accessories, finance rates and insurance products. With Scion Pure Price, you know the price you will pay and you don't have to spend your time negotiating.
WHY USE PURE PRICE?

Our customers told us they want a shorter, simpler process with less pressure - and we listened. With Scion Pure Price, you don't have to negotiate price - or wait for someone to "crunch the numbers."
MSRP VS. DEALER'S PRICE

MSRP is the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price that appears on Scion.com. The price that is shown on your dealer's website, which may or may not be the same as MSRP, is the price you'll pay for your new Scion. Pure Process is a completely transparent pricing system to help save you the time you would otherwise spend negotiating for a "deal."

Thank god someone knows what they are talking about. I work in sales I wish all my customers knew that.