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I took your advice. I just signed the paperwork for a 2018, fully loaded with performance pack etc. MSRP of 105,978, but in the end (with some hard bargaining) they took 10k off plus 7k rebate so 89k. I think it's a pretty damn good deal.
I found the exact 2019 I wanted a couple days before closing and it was at the right price, just a few thousand more and I also decided I liked red interior better than caramel anyway so here it is.....
The best deal on a car is usually buying CPO right off of lease (about 2 yrs old). You can often find them between 18-45k miles. The biggest depreciation happens when you pull a new car off the lot (b/c now it's not new). I'de suggest checking the vehicle very closely for any specs of paint over-spray on trim rubber that could be signs of an accident that was repaired. As one member noted, NEVER purchase a used vehicle based on photos alone.
Just bought a 2018 certified nightfall mica with toasted Carmel touring package. The only one I could find either new or used in the USA was in Minn. I had it trucked down to So.Fl. Love the looks and the ride. More than enough acceleration for me.
Just bought a 2018 certified nightfall mica with toasted Carmel touring package. The only one I could find either new or used in the USA was in Minn. I had it trucked down to So.Fl. Love the looks and the ride. More than enough acceleration for me.
Did you shop 19's for price before choosing the cpo'd 18?
I took your advice. I just signed the paperwork for a 2018, fully loaded with performance pack etc. MSRP of 105,978, but in the end (with some hard bargaining) they took 10k off plus 7k rebate so 89k. I think it's a pretty damn good deal.
Nice little bargain there, what was the final monthly? lease or buy?
04-18-19, 10:02 AM
