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Originally Posted by Mr_GTO
Yea, you are ignorant for knowing nothing about the car. I could call you dumb for you following someone's "Facts" when they were wrong and you didn't bother to verify if that person was correct.
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I never said it was a fact. It was my experience with two different dealers. One gave me a $36k price and the other wouldn't budge from $34,995 (and I wasn't allowed to drive at either one). One of the two had a "market adjustment" tagged on to it as well and I wasn't about to pay for that. Is it a factual re-telling of EVERY DEALER out there? Doubtful. Is it MY experience? Yes.
And I don't know about the rest of of you, but $35k for a car is a lot of money. I'm not that old (under 30) so I can't afford that kind of car payment based on the average Joe's salary. If it was $10k less, I could swing it, but the prices dealers were charging when I looked was too high for me. I don't give a hoot about how much of a "deal" it is for $32-35k, it is priced outside of the range for people like me (young and not well off) to be able to afford. The same thing killed off the Trans Am with my age group as well.
Unlike most people I have talked to, I have reasons for not owning this car that doesn't relate to the styling. It's purely a matter of cost.