hotsaucewizard
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This is not a buyer's market right now unfortunately.
Loco38SUP
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Those front CF splitter parts look out of place on that car. The Seibon splitter looks 100x better.This is at the dealer here in Bowling Green but I didn’t ask what they wanted price wise.
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Cptnslo
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I can’t say I agree I love the carbon accented on the yellow. I would love to source a cf oem Toyota duck tail for my nocturnal but until these show up in wrecks it seems unlikely to be as easy to get one as an a91 for example
Cptnslo
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I have the carbon ducktail now and I do see the benefits of not drilling your trunk but I don’t particularly want a high rise wing later on that potentially would leave those holes needing to be welded and patched
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I can help with most cars it's either knowing the right people or dealers. Best I think you can hope for in this market is probably MSRP. Discounts besides incentives are a bit off base too unless the dealer is very willing
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There's a couple of dealers in NC which are selling mostly MSRP, Fred Anderson had a $1.5k dealer upcharge and Leith Raleigh sold me their 3.0 Premium for MSRP which is what I ended up going with. I wouldn't recommend holding out for lower than MSRP in this market.
Grady60
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I seriously considered it, but I was told it would be very difficult to get a discount. That was just before everything shut down.
lordwalker
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If you're in Socal good luck lol. I got mine for MSRP but had to buy from Norcal and have it shipped down. That was back in October and I don't think the market has gotten any more buyer friendly.
I couldn't find a single Socal dealer willing to do MRSP on any 3.0 back then, let alone a CF special edition. Broker needs to take an additional cut of the $$$ somewhere along the way so don't think any kind of bargain buy is happening there.
I couldn't find a single Socal dealer willing to do MRSP on any 3.0 back then, let alone a CF special edition. Broker needs to take an additional cut of the $$$ somewhere along the way so don't think any kind of bargain buy is happening there.
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'21 purchased in 8/20 when everyone around here was marking up 3 - 8K.... I got AutoNation fighting each other and scored 3K off MSRP for the color I wanted by just having patience.... That's the key IMHO... Made the trade with a cashiers check and drove off the lot paid for.... Don't rush it... 
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Kenosha Toyota is getting a CF and selling it at msrp. Salesman called me from there a week ago. Might be gone by now but you’d have to check
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Like others mentioned it will be very tough to get msrp or below due to the market but not impossible. With that said have patience and look at states in the north that are going into winter. They won’t want to sit on that car all winter
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