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drchaos wrote:The dealers will never advertise major drops in prices ... Its always been the case that you have to speak in private with the higher ups to get big discounts. They have a perceived market value to maintain.
Expect official prices to remain the same with minor discounts like a 5k off here and there on limited runs sales throughout the end of the world as we know it.
Hope yall prepared ... Oil price as we speak is 23 dollars a barrel, commodities crashing, derivative markets dumping, world is shutting down.
The stealerships locally here and internationally in for a real wild ride over the next 6 months.
Some may not even survive, real people gonna lose jobs. Real defaults on car loans gonna start racking up.
rspann wrote:I just sell my Colorado for precisely the same reason. I just couldn't adjust to the red outside and inside. I guess I not Raj enough.
Agent 007 , Any reviews on the A5 Sportback ? I find it sexy.
rspann wrote:rspann wrote:I just sell my Colorado for precisely the same reason. I just couldn't adjust to the red outside and inside. I guess I not Raj enough.
Agent 007 , Any reviews on the A5 Sportback ? I find it sexy.
And look what the new owner do to it. Carry it by Lifestyle and Raj it out more . Only the wheels they didn't do as yet.
SRASC wrote:
$550,000
seltos starting at 210k as well... Wanna see the size of it in person too, should be bigger than the CretaShalom Vanamson wrote:Saw the Kia Seltos would be coming soon this would be very interesting. Also the new Sorento which looks really great and an available 1.6 Turbo Hybrid and Plug in Hybrid hope it becomes available in our market if it dosent would be a missed opportunity by the dealership.
Shalom Vanamson wrote:Saw the Kia Seltos would be coming soon this would be very interesting. Also the new Sorento which looks really great and an available 1.6 Turbo Hybrid and Plug in Hybrid hope it becomes available in our market if it dosent would be a missed opportunity by the dealership.
More than likely the CX 30 ?agent007 wrote:Updates:
Kia Seltos has arrived. Yuck
Suzuki XL7 eta next month (just a lifted and prettier looking Ertiga) and
Jaguar I-Pace and Audi Q3 will be revealed locally soon. (Now these 2 is worth a deeper look).
SS is being sneaky with a certain Mazda that may come to our shores. I'm thinking CX9 but will not advance that any further. It will stay as a rumor for now.
My Massy source is mum on the status of the all new Altima, Sentra and Versa where our market is concerned. They probably vex I dont big up Nissan more often. So in an attempt to change that:
Surely Massy isnt serious on selling an 8yr old tired looking design sentra for 197k with rear drum brakes and halogen headlights as a means to make a profit?
wing wrote:More than likely the CX 30 ?agent007 wrote:Updates:
Kia Seltos has arrived. Yuck
Suzuki XL7 eta next month (just a lifted and prettier looking Ertiga) and
Jaguar I-Pace and Audi Q3 will be revealed locally soon. (Now these 2 is worth a deeper look).
SS is being sneaky with a certain Mazda that may come to our shores. I'm thinking CX9 but will not advance that any further. It will stay as a rumor for now.
My Massy source is mum on the status of the all new Altima, Sentra and Versa where our market is concerned. They probably vex I dont big up Nissan more often. So in an attempt to change that:
Surely Massy isnt serious on selling an 8yr old tired looking design sentra for 197k with rear drum brakes and halogen headlights as a means to make a profit?
Shalom Vanamson wrote:Also the new Sorento which looks really great and an available 1.6 Turbo Hybrid and Plug in Hybrid hope it becomes available in our market if it dosent would be a missed opportunity by the dealership.
sweeks wrote:Shalom Vanamson wrote:Also the new Sorento which looks really great and an available 1.6 Turbo Hybrid and Plug in Hybrid hope it becomes available in our market if it dosent would be a missed opportunity by the dealership.
Where did you see this? It definitely would be!!
drchaos wrote:2021 elantra also gonna come in with a hybrid ... Seems like the same powah train from the Ioniq.
CloudBoi wrote:Got a brochure for the fully loaded civic. In one word.... Disappointing.
16" rims (rather than 18), halogens (rather than led), no adaptive cruise control, no blind spot monitoring, 180 watt 6 speaker instead of the 450 watt 10 speaker audio that every other country's fully-loaded trim has. Ansa parades the vti-s as their fully loaded model, when I search to see who else sells a "vti-s" trim I find Australia, which out of their 5 trims, is the second lowest. What these dealerships really doing???
280k too!!!
I took Australia's highest trim, converted it to TTD, and it was 155k
If you robbing me, pull a gun na..I find this disrespectful.
You forgot to add the taxes, duties and Vat .CloudBoi wrote:Got a brochure for the fully loaded civic. In one word.... Disappointing.
16" rims (rather than 18), halogens (rather than led), no adaptive cruise control, no blind spot monitoring, 180 watt 6 speaker instead of the 450 watt 10 speaker audio that every other country's fully-loaded trim has. Ansa parades the vti-s as their fully loaded model, when I search to see who else sells a "vti-s" trim I find Australia, which out of their 5 trims, is the second lowest. What these dealerships really doing???
280k too!!!
I took Australia's highest trim, converted it to TTD, and it was 155k
If you robbing me, pull a gun na..I find this disrespectful.
Base price of the VTI-S closer to $125 The EXI near 110agent007 wrote:Perhaps user drchaos can lend some insight wrt the Civic’s packaging and features as he is an actual owner since 2016. The model he has was $255k back then which is now $279k now.
Let’s just say we go to Australia and buy a VTi-S and ship it from Sydney to POS. This would be the figures below:
$112,386. MSRP
$ 21,000. Shipping
$133,386. CIF
$ 33,346.50 25% duty
$ 7,485. MVT
$174,217.50 Sub total
$ 21,777.19 VAT
$195,994.69 FINAL PRICE
We must keep in mind, the MSRP that ANSA would pay as well as the shipping cost would be far lower than the above figure because the MSRP above includes Aussie taxes and markup etc.
I would estimate that ANSA’s final cost on that Civic turbo would be around $160k tops. They are making a cool $120k profit on each unit sold.
CloudBoi wrote:Got a brochure for the fully loaded civic. In one word.... Disappointing.
16" rims (rather than 18), halogens (rather than led), no adaptive cruise control, no blind spot monitoring, 180 watt 6 speaker instead of the 450 watt 10 speaker audio that every other country's fully-loaded trim has. Ansa parades the vti-s as their fully loaded model, when I search to see who else sells a "vti-s" trim I find Australia, which out of their 5 trims, is the second lowest. What these dealerships really doing???
280k too!!!
I took Australia's highest trim, converted it to TTD, and it was 155k
If you robbing me, pull a gun na..I find this disrespectful.
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