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This is the first MSRP car i've ever paid for. But man... the extra $1200 to get it months early (before prices go down) is absolutely worth it. It just started raining here in LA and i'm guilty of pulling out a few power slides (shhhhhhhh!). I think MSRP deals can be had but you need to go out of state. CA is just crazy right now. Puente Hills Subaru still wants $6500 over MSRP for any of their allocations in the next couple of months. They are on crack. The Scion FR-S is much easier to find. Only about 1/3 of all Toyobarus made are allocated to Subie.

Get this... I've spent about $2.2k on wheels, tires, lowering springs (the car has great stock dampers), and a oem rear view camera, clear bra, and other random stuff. My NSX coilovers cost me more than that alone!!

I'll let anyone I trust drive it. *Be warned.. for $26k and ~33mpg.. you're going to want one.

Here's how she looks now. Doesn't she look like a baby Aston Martin? I'll take that shaken, not stirred.

<blockquote data-quote="RYU" data-source="post: 1637834" data-attributes="member: 20915">This is the first MSRP car i&#039;ve ever paid for.&nbsp; But man... the extra $1200 to get it months early (before prices go down) is absolutely worth it.&nbsp; It just started raining here in LA and i&#039;m guilty of pulling out a few power slides (shhhhhhhh!).&nbsp; I think MSRP deals can be had but you need to go out of state. CA is just crazy right now.&nbsp; Puente Hills Subaru still wants $6500 over MSRP for any of their allocations in the next couple of months.&nbsp; They are on crack.&nbsp; The Scion FR-S is much easier to find.&nbsp; Only about 1/3 of all Toyobarus made are allocated to Subie.Get this... I&#039;ve spent about $2.2k on wheels, tires, lowering springs (the car has great stock dampers), and a oem rear view camera, clear bra, and other random stuff.&nbsp; My NSX coilovers cost me more than that alone!!I&#039;ll let anyone I trust drive it. *Be warned.. for $26k and ~33mpg.. you&#039;re going to want one.Here&#039;s how she looks now.&nbsp; Doesn&#039;t she look like a baby Aston Martin?&nbsp; I&#039;ll take that shaken, not stirred.<img src="http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/229328_10151139110591588_1581191593_n.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="RYU, post: 1637834, member: 20915"] This is the first MSRP car i've ever paid for. But man... the extra $1200 to get it months early (before prices go down) is absolutely worth it. It just started raining here in LA and i'm guilty of pulling out a few power slides (shhhhhhhh!). I think MSRP deals can be had but you need to go out of state. CA is just crazy right now. Puente Hills Subaru still wants $6500 over MSRP for any of their allocations in the next couple of months. They are on crack. The Scion FR-S is much easier to find. Only about 1/3 of all Toyobarus made are allocated to Subie. Get this... I've spent about $2.2k on wheels, tires, lowering springs (the car has great stock dampers), and a oem rear view camera, clear bra, and other random stuff. My NSX coilovers cost me more than that alone!! I'll let anyone I trust drive it. *Be warned.. for $26k and ~33mpg.. you're going to want one. Here's how she looks now. Doesn't she look like a baby Aston Martin? I'll take that shaken, not stirred. [IMG]http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/229328_10151139110591588_1581191593_n.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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