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This is the most amazing deal I have heard so far. Congratulations and have fun.

Well you do make a strong argument and have given me something to think about. I agree to all the stuff you mentioned here. I gotta think about all this and make a decision. Luckily there's time till June 1st until the offers expire. :)

No I never mentioned I am buying at the same price. I would obviously pay more for 2021. I am just talking about the money lost when I sell. The difference in selling and purchase price would be much higher with the 2020 I feel.

Okay consider these two scenarios. 1. I bought a 2020 this June and sold it in 2022 2. I bought a 2021 this June and sold it in 2022 same time Selling in 2022 is not what I had in mind but I had to sell due to some unforeseen circumstance. I believe I would have lost less money in the second...

Well I agree with that but the reason I am thinking about resale value is if I need to sell the car for whatever reason, I don't want to end up losing a lot of money compared to what I will be losing if I had a 2021.

Interesting. But I will only inquire about this once official pricing is released. Because the price we have in mind is still a speculation and no official confirmation.

This is true but when you are comparing 2020's ith 2021, don't you think 2021 will hold value better than 2020? In that regards 2020 may lose 40% value in maybe 1-year use from now while as 2021 will take 2 years. I am just making up numbers here but you get my point.

Its not about the FICO. I dont think Toyota will give 0% financing on 2021's any time soon. Even if you finance form outside you will get a lower rate I agree but 0% is way too good to ignore.

Those are the A91 limited editions and will obviously be sold for markups. I have no hopes to get a car from that shipment.

I am hearing Aug/Sept. Not Sure. Just read that off some random articles online. No official confirmation though.

Completely agree. After a few years, the 2020 might just become completely worthless. I don't want to end up selling this car at the price of a used Camry. And there is a very high chance that the 2020 and 2021 will enter the used market at the same time.

Well because it's 0% I can earn interest on the 3 months payments because I am not obliged to pay anything. The least APR I found was 2.49% from DCU. Rest all are more than that or you need to live in some particular address or be referred by a family member or existing member and stuff like that.

For a premium. Well actually the guy who quoted 49k was before today so I never spoke with him about the 0% APR though. But I am assuming I can get him to get me 0% on the price he quoted previously.

Now that Toyota has come up with 0% financing for the 2020 supra and with all the discounts going around, there are some pretty sweet deals out there. The added 90-day deferral program fro the first payment sweetens the pot. So is it worth waiting for 2021? Current deal - $49k with 0% financing...

I got an offer today for a new supra for 48.5k. It probably has 20 miles on it.

I completely agree with this. The HUD on the supra is not hat useful as well. Since we know that the base 2021 starts somewhere around $51k, I expect 2020 premiums to fall below 45k to make it an attractive deal. Also to consider is the resale value. Because of the 2021's the 2020 supra's resale...

Markup on a Type R even when dealerships are bleeding out of cash? Man, I hate these dealers and their markups. I wish al OEM's sold cars like Tesla so we didn't have to deal with these stealerships.

I don't know if I should be happy or sad because even though Toyota is quoting a good price, these greedy dealers are going to mark the damn thing up even if it hurts their sales. It's not a numbers game for them when it comes to the supra. They don't care how many they sold. They care about how...

Who cares if Toyota is making the money. If he pushes for a 0% deal and if they agree then t is better to take that deal rather than paying in cash. He is willing to buy with cash but the dealer need not know that right. Why not get the 0% deal and take advantage of the situation even though you...

Nope. Not good enough. Talk to someone at San Francisco Toyota. They offered me $50,500 a month ago. I was about to go get the car but covid screwed up my plans. Also, you mentioned you are paying in cash but if you push for it then they might give you a 0% financing deal.