We are in the Houston area.
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thanks bro I just copied this deal.
MSRP : $80,515.00
36/12
862 tax in
862 DAS first month !
Miami FL
Had to go to Orlando to get it . everyone here did not want to do this deal thank you bro !!
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Awesome! Congratulations!
Can we see the breakdown on the deal?
yeah ill post it tomorrow for sure
I know they got me with the perm plate insurance but I felt like they wouldnāt have done the deal if I declined it ā¦ I bumped it to 12k miles so its 862 $ im ok with this dealā¦ no-1 and I repeat no-1 in miami would match it so I am happy
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This is what matters ā permaplate or not. Enjoy in good health and both of you post pics in the trophy garage!
fair deal you think ? I mean its a new vehicle
Thanks @ [Ldiazpaez] for sharing this. I am also trying to get a similar deal in the Houston area. Are the taxes just 253$ ? I thought they tax as a % of the MSRP ?
He is in Florida. Texas is 6.25% tax, unless the dealer has tax credits available, in which case it would be 1.2%.
I identify as a male lol
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anyone have any advice on my deal or comment ?
Apologies, I was scrolling too fast and thought the screen name was Lydia.
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all good bro lol ā¦ was my deal good ?
I think itās a great deal. I havenāt got a formal offer, as I was just doing a test drive, but was āquotedā $1260 monthly. Iāll start negotiations once we can locate the build we want, but yours is the price Iām wanting to target.
copy the deal bro ā¦ text me and ill screen shot my papers
Got your numbers and mullhollandās, it will be great ammunition to negotiate. Dallas market just requires finding the right dealer. Weāve purchased our last three cars from the same dealer network, so hoping it helps.
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Itās tough to say since yours is only the 2nd data point on this site for a vistiq. Discount seems good but lease programs probably arenāt the best quite yet for these. Only so many levers to pull. So yeah, for the specific car, seems like a fine deal. Enjoy it bro.
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I am not sure what a permaplate is, but it is the same deal as I got. I have not seen anything better yet. Congratulations!
I believe OP of this thread posted his deal in TX with sales tax credits. I think OP paid 1.2% sales tax vs the typical 6.25% in TX.
One thing to clarify though. The lender offers the sales tax credit, not the dealer.