How much are you paying (US) ? BRZ/FR-S

[BRaZinDave]

$0.00 per month! Paid cash, in full.

[Latiii]

Originally Posted by BRaZinDave

$0.00 per month! Paid cash, in full.

Lol I wish

[dori.]

don't have insurance figures yet but it's going to be about 30k OTD and the loan payment per month is just under $300

[streetwaves]

Originally Posted by Latiii

Hey just wanted to know how much you ended up getting the monthly cost. I know it depends on credit trade in and etc. I'm mostly asking to compare to what I think or hope I'll be paying.
My dads a finance manager at a dealership and pretty much told me I'll be paying about $570+$400 for insurance...$970! There's no way I'm hoping people are getting this cheaper! And if it's true I guess I'll have to wait a while (((((((
I have good credit + I'll be putting about 3k down + and trading my 09 tC which I owe about 4K and I have equity of $2000
:th umbdown:

Wait, $400 for insurance? Each month?

Try to sell your tC rather than trade it in. Just figure with $5K total down on an FR-S bought for MSRP+tax, you'll probably be around $400 monthly on a 60 month loan, +/- some dollars depending on your interest rate.

[Zaggeron]

Paid MSRP for the BRZ Limited (no options). 6.25% tax + around $300 in TTL.

[Sony]

Originally Posted by BRaZinDave

$0.00 per month! Paid cash, in full.

Same here, paid in full, Title in my hand, ~$30,800 OTD all said and done.

[twodollarcuts]

31.2 out the door. I got raped on wheel locks. Wasn't paying attention. Paid MSRP plus everything else.

[Subie]

Originally Posted by BRaZinDave

$0.00 per month! Paid cash, in full.

Originally Posted by Sony

Same here, paid in full, Title in my hand, ~$30,800 OTD all said and done.

Fellow member of the cash club, signing in. I paid ~$30,000 OTD all said and done, less my trade-in.

[Zaggeron]

Paid cash as well, but they wouldn't give me crap for my trade-in. Luckily I had just gotten a Carmax estimate and the dealer was nice enough to drive my old car down to Carmax for me to sell. Lost the tax savings on the trade-in though ...

[Neekowahhhh]

Originally Posted by Dave-ROR

IMO yes, but I paid ~$27,200 or so for my Limited, whatever $499 over invoice is.

For the OP, I financed ~22500 for 60 months @ 1.94%, payments are somewhere in the 390s (393 I think, I $400 on mine per month just for the round number so I can't remember the exact number). Insurance for me, 35yo single male in Florida with no claims/tickets counting against me is about 150/month.

Wow, where did you get such a low rate?

[SuperDave]

Originally Posted by stat1

I'm currently sharing a car with my wife (2012 128i) and we are both getting tired of it... I could by another car until the BRZ is more readily available, but it seems like such a hassle when I could have a brand new WRB BRZ in 2 weeks time.

I'm really excited to get the car and the way I justify it to myself is that I originally planned on getting a Limited, but when I found the Premium seats more comfortable I figured the $2k markup is roughly the difference btw. the two trim levels, so I'm basically paying MSRP for a limited but getting a Premium, which is fine by me

I honestly feel like this car is such a great value and I'm still well under $30,000...

DON'T DO IT MAN! dealerships are full of blood sucking leaches that feed of reasonable people like you!

[Dave-ROR]

Originally Posted by Neekowahhhh

Wow, where did you get such a low rate?

Chase aka Subaru finance.

[brzzz]

Originally Posted by Neekowahhhh

Wow, where did you get such a low rate?

Try a credit union, the dealer will likely want to price match whatever rates you qualify for at the credit union. I did penfed, and they matched it.

[CptnSlow]

Originally Posted by brzzz

Try a credit union, the dealer will likely want to price match whatever rates you qualify for at the credit union. I did penfed, and they matched it.

Just out of curiosity, what made you decide to do the financing through the dealer instead of straight from PenFed? I've always done my car loans through them and never had an issue. They approved me for a 1.49% rate but if there's some sort of advantage to having the dealer match it then I might go ahead and let them.