2021 Pricing

[leevn29]

I have talked to multiple dealers across the East US, including dealers in Chicago, Atlanta, Pensacola, and Oxford. Not one place was willing to budge on going below MSRP. I figured that with the 2022 announced and possibly coming out soon (fingers crossed), they would be trying to sell all their 2021s. Anyone have any insight as to why dealers are being so stubborn?

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[Dannyvandelft]

I have talked to multiple dealers across the East US, including dealers in Chicago, Atlanta, Pensacola, and Oxford. Not one place was willing to budge on going below MSRP. I figured that with the 2022 announced and possibly coming out soon (fingers crossed), they would be trying to sell all their 2021s. Anyone have any insight as to why dealers are being so stubborn?

There's a shortage. Of everything. It's a sellers market.

 

[leevn29]

There's a shortage. Of everything. It's a sellers market.

Damn. Thinking of just waiting for the A91-CF then. Has your A91 come in yet?

 

[suicidaleggroll]

My guess is the global parts shortages are starting to limit supply and so the prices are going up to match demand. I just bought my 2021 3 months ago for $5k under MSRP because it had been sitting on the lot so long (3/20 build date). They had 3 others there too that had been there just as long, now they’re all gone.

 

[Mason]

My town just had 2 sitting on their lot for 5 grand under msrp. I seen one 2021 brand new sold for 51,000 from carmax. And I just bought one for 1500 under msrp. Find deals in the Midwest, they are out there.

 

[Zupra1776]

I have talked to multiple dealers across the East US, including dealers in Chicago, Atlanta, Pensacola, and Oxford. Not one place was willing to budge on going below MSRP. I figured that with the 2022 announced and possibly coming out soon (fingers crossed), they would be trying to sell all their 2021s. Anyone have any insight as to why dealers are being so stubborn?

Keep looking they're out there. There's a thread and guys are still snagging deals. Just be reasonable. As others said this is a sellers market so you're likely going to get told to pound sand if you ask for 10k off, but tell them to pound sand if they won't budge from MSRP.

Also use cars.com and autotrader.com to search for dealers advertising specials.

 

[Dannyvandelft]

Damn. Thinking of just waiting for the A91-CF then. Has your A91 come in yet?

Had it since October.

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