Is that even a big deal? Neighbor just bought a new outback for $3k off Msrp with no add-on’s, the market is back to “normal” for some brands.Mitsubishi Ralliarts are a bomb. Seeing $3k off without negotiating.
$3k is before haggling...Is that even a big deal? Neighbor just bought a new outback for $3k off Msrp with no add-on’s, the market is back to “normal” for some brands.
Mitsubishi Ralliarts are a bomb. Seeing $3k off without negotiating.
Both but as noted the Outlander Sport but that trim is not selling in any model because it is essentially a LE with a bad paint job.Ralliart is a trim. You mean the Outlander?
I have actually seen many new cars rise big time in a few weeks because of the 2024sDealers (and some manufacturers) are intentionally trying to keep the crazy market pumped up.
Since some are breaking from the ranks I do believe their hand will be forced soon.
I had my Jetta plugged in before I traded it, in March and April the offers were creeping up. Maybe the market is finally softening.interestingly to me, I just checked a couple car values I take care of and they have dropped quite a bit in the last 2 weeks (Carvana offer that I check periodically)
Bill
I am a long time fan. I have had many. I have a OLS fetish...I bought 4 since 2014...nothing wrong with Mitsubishis, they make decent cars for cheap. I've always been slightly interested in a manual mirage. it's so simple and underpowered that on paper, it should last a long time.
World car too, have to figure, spare parts availability will be good for some time to come.nothing wrong with Mitsubishis, they make decent cars for cheap. I've always been slightly interested in a manual mirage. it's so simple and underpowered that on paper, it should last a long time.
Maybe not with all of these big shots buying expensive green mustangs..Dealers (and some manufacturers) are intentionally trying to keep the crazy market pumped up.
Since some are breaking from the ranks I do believe their hand will be forced soon.