That’s completely dependent on the down payment, rate, and term. It could be as low as $0 and as high as $1000+. I would recommend plugging the numbers into this calculator with your down payment/rate/term to get an idea - https://www.calculator.net/auto-loan-calculator.html.
At this point $5k markup is what every dealer seems to be asking for and not getting. I've gotten anything from 2.5k(Bullshit dealer protection packages) to 3k pure adm without trying too hard. Hold out for MSRP. At this point I'm sick of salesmen trying to feed me bullshit about how it's a race car, how exclusive and limited the car. They claim they will only get 1-2 a year when they're getting 2 this month already. Don't get suckered by any of it.
Nope, you couldn’t looked out of state? It’s what I did. If you were on the forums a lot of people gave places that sold msrp. I know people from cali who also bought out of state and had it shipped or drove it back. I drove 6.5 hours for mine.
Yeah I think most cali people look out of state when it came to fk8. Delivery shouldn’t cost nothing too insane tbh, if you’re up for it spirit has cheap flights depending where and you could drive it back.
My experience as well. I have had several dealers in the past month or two incessantly calling/texting me about 3-5k ADMs and most have not sold despite all the lines salespeople are giving me about exclusivity. The only one that sold relatively quickly was MSRP up in WI, and even that took a full day or two of them shotgun emailing tons of people to sell it, which tells me that even many MSRP buyers are not actually ready to commit. My interest in this car has cooled enough that I'm basically waiting for MSRP from a local dealer. Any car that requires me to fly out to or ship it, even at MSRP, isn't compelling enough anymore.
Rates are pretty awful right now 6-7% if you have the best credit. I'm sure most people buying these cars can't afford to pay straight up cash. So if you do end up paying 50k for a Civic Type R, put a 10k down payment and finance it at 6% for 5 years you end up paying almost $6400 in interest and a total of almost 64k for the car. Let that sink in....
