IRS2K

Was planning on purchasing a fun car the upcoming spring/summer, but seems like this may be a great time to purchase. Especially on the more rare sporty cars which are usually not discounted. I'm trying to get an idea of the deals out there on fun/sporty cars.

There was the STI deals, 7k off msrp w/ 0% interest.
I've heard invoice on new M3's.
$500 below invoice on 335's.
$500 above invoice on ISF.

Any other's out there?

Saki GT

You can get a new S2000 pretty cheap, it being 10 years old and basically unchanged and all.

Incubus

Someone that I work with just got a Chrysler Durango (I don't know what the Chrysler version is called). The window paint said "$10,000 off MSRP".

Now, what is MSRP? How high above invoice is that? ... I don't know.

IRS2K

Oh I know. CR's are $500 over invoice. Had one already. I'd like to try something different.

armthehomeless

Any new American car will be dirt cheap now. go to the large volume dealers. With the economy and such evrything is soo cheap.

My father just bought a Doge charger R/T for 20,000.
Lifetime warranty , but what does that really mean?
Now its the lifetime of the company we have to worry about.

JonBoy

CRs are a grand or two under invoice in many places.

vader1

Local paper had strippo Pontiac Solstices (NA's I am sure) for $16,900. I thought it said they had 3 at that price.

nearwater4me

Are we talking about the new STis here?
And the new M3 at invoice?? wow...

Dan

wills2k106

Yeah they were the new STi. They killed the used market for them with that move too. I have been looking at them used for $26-$27k.

rwheelz

I got $8850 off MSRP and 0% for 63 months on my 08 STI.

Personally, I am hoping to see a sub $40k '09 C6 with 0% financing. That would pretty much earn my S2000 a for sale sign.