I just ran a comparison of "list" and "street" prices using Edmunds. Car were:
3s Hatchback with:
2.3L
4sp Auto
Moonroof
6 CD changer
ABS/SAB/SAC
6s Sedan with:
3.0L V-6
5sp Auto
Moonroof
6 CD Changer
SAB/SAC
Using list prices, the 6s was at $24,415 vs $20,005. So the 6s list at $4,410 higher than the 3s Hatch.
But with discounts and the current $1,000 rebate on the 6s, the typical street prices were shown as $22,058 for the 6s vs $19,749 for 3s. Or a difference of just $2,300.
The other way to look at it is that while the 3s is getting a $256 discount, the 6s has a $2,357 discount.
That's not much of a difference, especially given that the 6s gets a V-6 and a 5-speed sportshift. Those two options alone would normally cost over $2,000.
This gives one some reason to think waiting for the 3s price to come down, may be a good strategy.
3s Hatchback with:
2.3L
4sp Auto
Moonroof
6 CD changer
ABS/SAB/SAC
6s Sedan with:
3.0L V-6
5sp Auto
Moonroof
6 CD Changer
SAB/SAC
Using list prices, the 6s was at $24,415 vs $20,005. So the 6s list at $4,410 higher than the 3s Hatch.
But with discounts and the current $1,000 rebate on the 6s, the typical street prices were shown as $22,058 for the 6s vs $19,749 for 3s. Or a difference of just $2,300.
The other way to look at it is that while the 3s is getting a $256 discount, the 6s has a $2,357 discount.
That's not much of a difference, especially given that the 6s gets a V-6 and a 5-speed sportshift. Those two options alone would normally cost over $2,000.
This gives one some reason to think waiting for the 3s price to come down, may be a good strategy.