When's the best time to buy a 2014 Subaru BRZ?

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by akahenry

Haha, the only reason my parents are chipping in a little is that they're afraid that I won't be able to handle with financing it alone. I'm planning to leave everything stock except for the exhausts (for the sound and "placebo" HP gain) and what not until I finish financing it. Thanks for your input.

They're afraid you won't be able to handle financing it alone? As in from your credit? If that's the case then why not just have them co-sign?

Also, I am fairly certain the exhaust won't be the only thing you modify

[HeubergerMotors]

Originally Posted by spc2125

Im waiting to buy in April/May because saving up for bigger downpayment and also dont want my first few months to be in the winter...

But come April/May Clint will be getting a call from Spc2125 for a 2014 Limited BRZ. WRB.... of course

I'm skeptical at first about it, but there are just too many positive reviews about Clint and such that how could I possibly say no to saving thousands on a car?

Plus, I can't say that I have read one SINGLE bad or even neutral review from buying from Clint. All were SPECTACULAR, BEST EVER, OUTSTANDING, FAST AND EASY.

If I were you though and your parents are helping pay for it I would do whatever they say... don't argue with free money! .... which is why we go to Clint :p

Thanks you rock!

[G-Man]

Originally Posted by spc2125

Plus, I can't say that I have read one SINGLE bad or even neutral review from buying from Clint. All were SPECTACULAR, BEST EVER, OUTSTANDING, FAST AND EASY.

Tried to buy from Clint, got blown off. ended up going with VIP pricing at a local dealer

[dehydratedH2O]

Originally Posted by G-Man

Tried to buy from Clint, got blown off. ended up going with VIP pricing at a local dealer

[Chee-Hu]

The best time would be is when you're ready, or if you find a really good deal!

[KevinBRZ]

Even though there's no real difference, when or if you sell the car, people will see the year and base the value on that. Even between a 2013 and a 2014 with the same miles, the 2014 will sell for more. So in that sense, if you buy it at the beginning of the year, you get a "free" year of depreciation since no one will care 5 years from now if you got it at the beginning or the end of the year.

[Coolhand]

As mentioned, best bet is on a left over 2013.

[Kwisak]

2015 would be the best time, but like everyone says go for a 13 there is no difference except Aha, which dosent seem to really do much. Like everyone says again go through Clint and you will get the best price you can find. Get a price and then look around and you will see what i mean.

[akahenry]

I made my down payment at a local dealership, I was quoted at around $29k for the limited, not sure about the taxes and what not yet though. I'm assuming that once the dealership calls me when the car is available for pick up and I make my total cost, the price would probably be around $32k or so.

[BlueDubbinTDI]

Don't. wait for the 2015 model or get a CPO 2013...2014 serve little to no benefit as a model year overall. The "special monogram" model coming out in January is the only 1 even close to worthwhile imo.

[DoomsdayJesus]

Use internet pricing. I had USAA and Costco car buying quotes, and dealers were bidding against each other for my business to the point they were edging each other out on my trade-in value. I got an absolute steal on a limited at a fart above invoice plus dealer extras like 3M film.

[jkfranklin]

Now is a great time!!! Getting my brz limited otd right at 27k from Clint . You can't beat that.

[Mr.]

Dunno about you guys I feel that buying a used one is the way to go. Too bad Toyota and Subaru is over producing them. That means the valve of the car will fall down :/ it might be as well the next civic, you with see it everywhere.

Anyhow, the first thing you gonna do when you buy is MOD it right

[Whitigir]

Toward the end of the Year, and closer to the last week of the Month !