Reality Bites

[Thill444]

Here’s is the one that’s been sitting awhile
https://www.hoffmantoyota.com/new-inventory/index.htm?compositeType=new&make=Toyota&gvModel=GR Supra

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[Grady60]

Here’s is the one that’s been sitting awhile
https://www.hoffmantoyota.com/new-inventory/index.htm?compositeType=new&make=Toyota&gvModel=GR Supra

Thanks. First thing I have to do is test drive one. Then I have to have a talk with my financial advisor

 

[2JZ-No-Sh*t]

Despite what was previously, the Z is most likely gonna start close to $40k

Right, but still $10k less than the 3.0 J29.

 

[Thill444]

Right, but still $10k less than the 3.0 J29.

Yes but the base Z will be barebones. Im guessing by the time you add features like the 3.0 base car your pushing $50k.

 

[Sereph102889]

I know a lot of people don't think about Carmax but they have competitive prices and their transfer fee's across country are pretty reasonable. They have several Supra's currently. One is a 2020 3.0 Premium for $50,998 in red with 15k miles. They also have a couple of 2.0's that are below $50,000. Don't give up! I work in sales, and when I went into my dealership back in October of 2020, the 3.0 Premium I bought was stickered at $68,500 dollars..... I told them I worked in sales and I understood that that was simply a market adjustment and dealer markup and that the true value of the car was close to $55k. They immediately dropped the price to $58,000 just from saying those two things. I ended up getting them to meet me right at $55,000 before trade or down payment.

 

[Grady60]

I know a lot of people don't think about Carmax but they have competitive prices and their transfer fee's across country are pretty reasonable. They have several Supra's currently. One is a 2020 3.0 Premium for $50,998 in red with 15k miles. They also have a couple of 2.0's that are below $50,000. Don't give up! I work in sales, and when I went into my dealership back in October of 2020, the 3.0 Premium I bought was stickered at $68,500 dollars..... I told them I worked in sales and I understood that that was simply a market adjustment and dealer markup and that the true value of the car was close to $55k. They immediately dropped the price to $58,000 just from saying those two things. I ended up getting them to meet me right at $55,000 before trade or down payment.

I’ve bought my last 2 cars from Carmax. My biggest problem is that there is no possibility to negotiate.

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