What kind of deal did you get?

[BlueDubbinTDI]

Lease:
Automatic/zero options
$2000 down
fully paid off my trade for me (owed about ~$1700 more than it was worth on KBB, NICE!)
$320-mo/36 months/36000 miles taxes and first month included

[AznKirby]

They've been giving 1500$ cash incentives here to buy the 2013 brz.
Not much difference between the 2013 and 2013, and a lower interest rate too!
Might jump on that soon. Still debating.

[fazm]

2014 Raven FR-S - Manual
Paid sticker price + $95 for a trunk mat, the dealer comped a spoiler and LED accent lights.
2.68% for 60 months

[tennisfreak]

$25995


60 months @$455
$2000 down

[teamturbo]

$8,000 down.
2.5% (If I remember correct)
75 Months
$260 per month
Lifetime warranty on vehicle
111 miles

Car, tax, tag, plates, with $750 aftermarket exhaust installed. $27,500 grand total.

[Jertronic]

2013 10-Series (120/2,500) Manual Trans.

$28,180 bone stock

I haggled and got them to give me more for my trade in.

[MyGT86]

2013 Asphault MT
30k with 7 year warranty, alarm and upgraded sound system.
8k down
2.24 APR
60mo
394 per month

[DarkSunrise]

Paid MSRP + TTL on a 2013 MT whiteout FR-S (no options, no extra warranties, no service plans, 6% tax).

Worth every penny though.


Edited to add more information. Also got 0% financing on $10k for 36 mo. through TFS. Paid the remainder as a downpayment

[DMDominator]

'13 Firestorm FR-S
Automatic (Drove manual for 13 years, but the story of how I was forced into AT is a family dispute over a medical condition I have. Somehow driving AT makes everything fine with them for some reason, lol. Probably shouldn't be allowed to drive period. Seizure disorder.)
110 miles
$27,838 before tax, title, warranty ($30,894 after)
No loan- paid cash (with a check, lol)
Scion "Pure Pricing" the whole way and they wouldn't order a '14 Firestorm for me. Live in the sticks and the next dealership is over an hour away. No Subaru dealerships to speak of as an alternative.

[strat61caster]

Originally Posted by DarkSunrise

Paid MSRP + TTL on a 2013 MT whiteout FR-S.

Worth every penny though.

That could be anywhere from $26k to $33k depending on how you define 'MSRP' (options, warranties, service package etc.) and how high your taxes are.

$27.8k out the door, MT, Asphalt, no add ons, California taxes.

[driftagoon]

2013 Asphalt FR-S 6MT, 9 miles!
Guess I paid the scion pure picing + cost for the spoiler and TRD exhaust - $500 (College grad rebate)
Down payment: $3k
Interest rate: 3.15%
for 60 months.

Originally Posted by Manic

Damn jelly of those APRs :[

The College Grad rebate could only get my 4%. They tried some BS telling me that I would be getting a 10% APR with the rebate because the low tier APR was only available for customers with either no credit or completely new credit. I stood there shaking my head saying, "So you mean to tell me that people with less than a year of credit can get an APR 6% better than myself who has 5 years of decent credit?"

After a short pause and some head scratching from the financing guy, I told them that I didn't need this car and it was just going to be a reward to myself and started to walk off. You wouldn't believe how fast that guy scrambled over to me shouting "I CAN DO 4%".

Think I got the same thing but I acted tough right from the beginning-over phone calls (because the nearest dealership was 150 miles away from where I lived then) and with a little negotiation I was offered 3.15%!

[DarkSunrise]

Originally Posted by strat61caster

That could be anywhere from $26k to $33k depending on how you define 'MSRP' (options, warranties, service package etc.) and how high your taxes are.

$27.8k out the door, MT, Asphalt, no add ons, California taxes.

Good point. Edited my original post.

[Manic]

I actually got a stroke of good fortune. Because I had submitted my loan applicated at the dealership on a friday night, they couldn't get direct approval right then and there. They told me that they could get me at least 4%, and if not, I could bring the car back no problem.

They called me in the next monday, turns out they could get me 2.75%. I was surprised that they even bothered telling me that, but the guy I was working with was a genuinely cool dude.