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#1 of 799 Nissan Crew Cab Price
by tina
May 23, 1999 (5:22 pm)
I am interested in the new Nissan Frontier Crew
Cab, but am having difficulty getting the dealer
invoice price from anyone. It's a 2000 model. The
dealers aren't wanting to budge from MRSP. Anyone
having better luck or have any comments about the
Crew Cab? Thanks
Jun 01, 1999 (9:19 pm)
I emailed the Edmunds editor to find out when they will have the info. Will post if I get a response. I am also interested in it, but will not pay more than $100 over invoice. The dealer will get 3.5% back from Nissan and that's plenty. If they try to get sticker they will have a lot of them sitting on the lots. With Ford and Dodge versions due soon it won't pay for them to think they have the market cornered.
#3 of 799 Taka
by Taka
Jun 02, 1999 (3:00 am)
Check the Nissan Truck topic in this forum. They have few discussions about the Frontier Crew Cab you're interested in.
Also check www.msn.carpoint for the invoice price of crew cabs.
#5 of 799 cncman
by cncman
Jun 03, 1999 (4:05 pm)
Just to let everyone know, it will be some time before discounts will be available on the crew cab, it is one of if not the hottest truck on the market and availability is low. Crew cab frontiers are being sold at auctions for over MSRP similar to what happened to the beetle. And with so many people coming into the dealerships wanting to buy them and putting down deposits for future deliveries, I don't see any motivation for a dealer to discount the crew cab. Maybe in the next 30-60 days after the ones who have to have it have bought theirs and availability starts to increase you may be able to get some discounts, but I doubt
they will be giving them away.
Jun 04, 1999 (3:41 pm)
The Edmunds editor says they will have the pricing on the site in a few weeks.
Jun 07, 1999 (6:29 am)
The bed is extremely small on this truck and the room in the back leaves something to be desired.
the room in the back is really not much more than a extra cab truck.
#8 of 799 2000 Nissan Crew Cab
by cappy4103
Jun 08, 1999 (4:01 am)
I went to the dealer today and checked out the crew cab. It had an MSRP of $23,100. It was fully equipped but had a 5 speed transmission. A full-sized male cannot sit in the rear seat and access to the rear seating is difficult for an adult with the "smaller than normal" size rear doors. Rear seating seems too low for a smaller adult as well, as your knees are above your waist. A lot of room for the kids though, with front facing rear seats rather than the side facing jump seats!
Jun 12, 1999 (5:58 am)
I drove it loved it and I want it.But a 6% to 7% margin won't get me to the table to buy it. The dealer won't budge and I wont either. I only want $1000.00 off and they wont even talk, and thats with 3 on the lot, for a week now,yes the same 3 trucks for a week. I have waited for this truck in the US for 15 years and now it might as well be made of gold! Well may be next year???
Jun 13, 1999 (5:07 pm)
I've compared the Crew Cab to the Tacoma King cab and although the Crew rear seat is barely adequate for an adult it is roomy compared to the Tacoma. I wouldn't want to ride down the block in the Tacoma but could live with a longer ride in the Crew. In a short test ride I was also impressed with the Frontier. I haven't gotten to talking price yet but the above comments don't make me feel optimistic. It sounds like its too early to try and make a deal but it won't get better as people see the truck and as the TV commercials get wide spread.