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[RoidRage]

Clearly you don’t understand the importance of volume based pricing and the need to hedge against fx fluctuations in a global market.

Cheers!

Oh boy lol. Ok.

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[WattUpD]

Huge relief, makes the decision to go with GRC so much easier. The max markup I'd consider on CTR given this MSRP is $1k, which simply ain't happening

I called over 15 dealers they would not budge below $10k ?

 

[STEye]

Let's not try to fight over economics! The pricing is more than expected, but like someone else mentioned, this may help our chances to get one.

 

[Xchax3]

I was hoping for the late 30k's to help finance after a significant down payment. I have to say though, comparing the prices everywhere won't help too much. It's not justifiable. It's just business. In my case however, I had to save because ADM here is at the lowest probably 20k.

When I started working here as an engineer I was super happy with my new purchasing power until I realized how they price cars here. I went to a Toyota dealership to talk about a Supra and the price tag was 106k. Then Honda for a new SI which is at 42k. So I hope they don't mark this up too bad. But seeing as it's a Type R, I'm expecting it at 60k which is my cap not for financial reasons but just off of principle.

Inflation is a crazy thing for non-essential things. We have to be grateful we can afford this.

 

[hhkb]

Let's not try to fight over economics! The pricing is more than expected, but like someone else mentioned, this may help our chances to get one.

People are just venting their frustrations — not really a conversation to be had about economics here.

 

[mbaapk]

Let's not try to fight over economics! The pricing is more than expected, but like someone else mentioned, this may help our chances to get one.

Roids and I like to tiff now and then - thats how we roll.

 

[hhkb]

I was hoping for the late 30k's to help finance after a significant down payment. I have to say though, comparing the prices everywhere won't help too much. It's not justifiable. It's just business. In my case however, I had to save because ADM here is at the lowest probably 20k.

When I started working here as an engineer I was super happy with my new purchasing power until I realized how they price cars here. I went to a Toyota dealership to talk about a Supra and the price tag was 106k. Then Honda for a new SI which is at 42k. So I hope they don't mark this up too bad. But seeing as it's a Type R, I'm expecting it at 60k which is my cap not for financial reasons but just off of principle.

Inflation is a crazy thing for non-essential things. We have to be grateful we can afford this.

I appreciate your level-headedness!

 

[katch922]

Like I said before guys, need to just step back and be patient. Let this hype die off and you will get MSRP or at least very close to it. I know it sucks not having one first, but you'll be paying way too much money to be the first cool kid on the block.

 

[supreme732]

let the fan boys pay 60k for their car the first 6 months. well get msrp soon men!! stay strong ?

 

[RoidRage]

Roids and I like to tiff now and then - thats how we roll.

LOL *thumbs up*

 

[STEye]

I think MSRP is going by to be difficult even if you wait. Didn’t the FK8 go for over MSRP before COVID/chip shortage? I recall the 1997 Integra Type R having a markup as well.

Like I said before guys, need to just step back and be patient. Let this hype die off and you will get MSRP or at least very close to it. I know it sucks not having one first, but you'll be paying way too much money to be the first cool kid on the block.

 

[Robert.C]

Dealers in San Diego were marking up cars well into the model lifecycle.

 

[katch922]

Shit news eh. How about a used one? I def wouldn't be selling my type r, or at least def not to the dealer to make more money off me.

 

[RoidRage]

Shit news eh. How about a used one? I def wouldn't be selling my type r, or at least def not to the dealer to make more money off me.

Anyone selling used will be looking to make a profit on their MSRP + ADM. Used will be > than purchase price 100000%

 

[hhkb]

Like I said before guys, need to just step back and be patient. Let this hype die off and you will get MSRP or at least very close to it. I know it sucks not having one first, but you'll be paying way too much money to be the first cool kid on the block.

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