Well I guess it's "How bad do you want one" and "How soon do you want one?"

damn, thats like 1st year of production R35 GTR markup right there. Sad thing is, I bet there's someone out there that will pay it.

There always is!

hell, the guy who bought the 1st boss 302 got his for around 1500 over msrp, and now it's on ebay lol

$20 G's to "look cool" for what, 6 months maybe?

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More like 2 months.

I remember when they had markups on the early 06 civic si's. I saw some dude pay 30 grand for a civic :facepalm:

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nice!!

haha i love how the mark up is just written all casual like: yeah that sounds reasonable... hahah

lol I know, right? It is literally a sharpie, like they gave it 30 seconds of thought and just scribbled it on there, thinking, "sure, they'll fall for this." :roflpuke2:

I would have brought my own sharpie and drawn a minus sign in front of the 20,000 ;)

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my name is Xxxxx xxxxxx and i paid 65k for a boss, and took the whole dealership to an all expense paid cruise to the bahamas :bowrofl:

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I know right! The sad thing is that this is Orange County and people don't want, they NEED the newest biggest thing. While I doubt it would sell for 63k, it will definitely go for well over sticker and will probably spend most of its time parked in the driveway lol.

i wouldn't pay $1 over MSRP for any vehicle....

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I paid $500 under invoice for an in stock wrx when they were on six month backorder, and same story for an si back in the day.

I think it really depends on the car. I can see paying a little over MSRP for a Boss because it's a special model and there is high demand. But for a regular GT or a Z or something... it's invoice or lower.

It really comes down to how bad do you want it... if there are a lot of people that really want it they are going to have to pay up!

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^Agreed Steve, especially when there are people buying them at MSRP and immediately flipping them with insane markups on ebay. Sometimes, lack of supply and high demand rears its head. One example is the Prius right now: supply issues in California have led to people paying 10k over sticker in some cases, it gives renewed meaning to California being the land of fruit and nuts.

Sounds a lot like certain parts of FL too.

That's pretty much all of Northern VA as well. It's pretty funny when your pizza delivery guy has a brand new 335i coupe with 30-day tags. :icon17:

I guess your tip is paying for his jb3 tune :icon17:

It's all about that bang for buck... Or is it?

It's a 335 not an M3 :icon17:

I never said that... Or did I?

Who knows............?????? :icon08:

All this arguing has got me exhausted. I fancy myself a cup of tea.

Earl grey of course, pour me a cup will you old chap.

Sounds smashing.

Delightful indeed.

I love the rich lavender flavor. Positively stupendous.

I like to enjoy a cup while strolling through the park, pinky raised high.

Don't tell anyone, but I secretly only drink earl grey because it was featured in star trek./

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that was my favorite part of those reviews by a long shot.

I think it was said somewhere by someone that stock vs stock, the Z could not possibly beat a GT.

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/\ that's not a new 5.0 stang, I believe it's a 2010 which was the new body/suspension but still with the old 4.6l. Still, the Z was pretty quick in that test so :tup:

Sorry, but that was the 2010 Mustang GT in the video, not the 2011. The 2011 is the 5.0 GT that has like 100 hp more than the 2010 GT.

Check this video out for the 2011 Mustang GT

It's funny, I don't see a Z in that video.