Granted, i have a 2013 7AT X sedan, but when i bought it a year ago with 34K on the odo i paid $24,500. $31k sounds like a lot of money, especially since there's going to be a new body style next year.

 

thanks for the replies guys. color is white on black int.
they have come down to high 29's so I might go in and see what they can do for me this wkend. I know I will get killed on my trade in, but I've had very little interest in my current car. I thought about financing the other half after my trade is applied to the sale, and just pay bigger monthly chunks to the bank (i don't like having car payments). The one selling point they have is that aside from the car being cpo, and free oil changes, they give me free tires for life (until 100k), and from what i've read these cars go through tires quickly, so 1 set is already $750-$850 ish...
Do y'all think the current body style will take a big hit once the new one comes out, or will it hold it's value? i know it's not an investment and I don't plan on making any money, but I don't want to loose too much either :-(

 

6MT coupes are more readily available and still produced (albeit as a q50 or q60 at least through MY2016). Now if this were a 6mt sedan, I'd say you better take it if that's what you want. 2013 was the last year for those. As mentioned, keep shopping and check regularly, you'll get the deal you want eventually.

 

I think $29 is even high. A month ago I bought a white with black interior CPO 2013 sedan 6MT with 26k miles for $27k. And the sedans are WAAAY more rare. Personally I wouldn't do it as coupes are pretty common in 6MT but I probably would have paid $29k for the one I have.

 

The car will deprecate like no other, you will end up losing a good amount of cash, trust me but it's your call of you feel like you can pay the price then get it but it will devaluate really quickly

 

^^ I understand depreciation, but what makes you think it'll depreciate really quick?