Hello all
I going to purchase my first Miata this month. What has been the going rate
for ’96′s? I’m lookinng at the base model, which the dealer lists at $17,500
US dollars (equivalent, I’m actually in Canada) for the base model. Are there
any opinions on a good price to negotiate or tips on how to do so?
Thanks…………..Doug
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How much for that '96 in the window?


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Check out Edmunds new car pricing guide on the web. I think the
address is http://www.edmunds.com but if that doesn’t work just use a
web searcher loke yahoo to search for "edmunds". They list dealer
invoice and list price for most cars new and used plus any incentives
or rebates that are available. I wouldn’t pay more than a couple of
hundred over invoice because there are plenty of miatas sitting on the
car lots.
In article <g8502310.52.00163…@mcmail.cis.mcmaster.ca>,
g8502…@mcmail.cis.mcmaster.ca says…
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>Hello all
>I going to purchase my first Miata this month. What has been the goin
>g rate
>for ’96′s? I’m lookinng at the base model, which the dealer lists at
>$17,500
>US dollars (equivalent, I’m actually in Canada) for the base model. A
>re there
>any opinions on a good price to negotiate or tips on how to do so?
>Thanks…………..Doug
Susan Nagy wrote:
> Hello all
> I going to purchase my first Miata this month. What has been the going rate
> for ’96′s? I’m lookinng at the base model, which the dealer lists at $17,500
> US dollars (equivalent, I’m actually in Canada) for the base model. Are there
> any opinions on a good price to negotiate or tips on how to do so?
> Thanks…………..Doug
Go to Edmund’s on the web (www.edmunds.com). They provide dealer invoice and
MSRP on almost all new cars and their options. I used it when I bought my 96 M
Edition, and it helped a lot.
In article <31BEEB57.4…@TeleCheck.com> Eric Hodges <hod…@TeleCheck.com> writes:
>From: Eric Hodges <hod…@TeleCheck.com>
>Subject: Re: How much for that ’96 in the window?
>Date: Wed, 12 Jun 1996 11:07:51 -0500
>Susan Nagy wrote:
>> Hello all
>> I going to purchase my first Miata this month. What has been the going rate
>> for ’96′s? I’m lookinng at the base model, which the dealer lists at $17,500
>> US dollars (equivalent, I’m actually in Canada) for the base model. Are there
>> any opinions on a good price to negotiate or tips on how to do so?
>> Thanks…………..Doug
>Go to Edmund’s on the web (www.edmunds.com). They provide dealer invoice and
>MSRP on almost all new cars and their options. I used it when I bought my 96 M
>Edition, and it helped a lot.
That won’t do you any good here in Canada. Just figuring the exchange doesn’t
give you an accurate price in other countries. I have been searching for an
equivalent Canadian website , but haven’t found one. If anyone comes across a
source, please post it.
Perhaps other canadian ’96 buyers can share their negotiating results.
Eric Hodges <hod…@TeleCheck.com> wrote:
>>Susan Nagy wrote:
>>> Hello all
>>> I going to purchase my first Miata this month. What has been the going rate
>>> for ’96′s? I’m lookinng at the base model, which the dealer lists at $17,500
>>> US dollars (equivalent, I’m actually in Canada) for the base model. Are there
>>> any opinions on a good price to negotiate or tips on how to do so?
>>> Thanks…………..Doug
>>Go to Edmund’s on the web (www.edmunds.com). They provide dealer invoice and
>>MSRP on almost all new cars and their options. I used it when I bought my 96 M
>>Edition, and it helped a lot.
for Susan/Doug,
I just bought my first Miata (picked it up 3days ago), and I am also
in Canada. If you wanna email me, I’d be happy to give you the
numbers I was quoted, tell you how the negotiations went (no punches
were thrown), and how it ended up. I hate buying new cars, but in
this case, the result was worth the hassle!
…Ron (rjgin…@pathcom.com)
…’96 Montego