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Volkswagen Passat Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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re: loan length by bbaldwin1
Jul 24, 2003 (1:05 pm)
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I've heard from various sources that low rate dealer financing tends to be restrictive, often including prepayment penalties, etc. So paying off a 60-month loan early might not be so easy.
 
I'll try to pry the details out of the VW salesman.
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bbaldwin by jratcliffe
Jul 24, 2003 (1:28 pm)
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You should certainly check, but I really doubt there are any prepayment penalties. If there are, that naturally changes the equation. If not, I still say take the 60 mos.
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Bought a GLX yesterday by bassfishin
Jul 26, 2003 (4:02 am)
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The VW financing is up to 60 months. So you can do 48 months without any issues and there are no prepayment penalties.
 
VW is really looking to make deals. They took over 4600 off the sticker price which ended up being well below Edmunds TMV price.
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Bought a GLX yesterday by james_ca
Jul 26, 2003 (8:30 am)
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Man.that was a deal 4600 off the sticker price,If you are in CA can you please share the dealer details?Or is this happening from the VW company but will depend on the dealer,am i right?
whats the normal catch in a dealer financing?I am planning on a GLS V6 soon..whats the true mileage that I can expect?
thanks!
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by bassfishin
Jul 26, 2003 (1:53 pm)
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The dealer was in Fl. As far as this happening elsewhere I don't know. I did not see any "catch" with the dealer financing. They do ask you to buy gap ins, ext warr, lojack and something to protect the paint but it was not a hard sell. A simple no thank you and I was driving. As far as mileage someone else will need to take that question. Only 50 miles on the car..
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2000 GLS pricing in MA by usedpassat
Jul 26, 2003 (9:33 pm)
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I'm looking to buy used Passat, maybe a 2000 GLS automatic with about 45000 mi. Edmunds says such a vehicle has a retail dealer TMV of
 
$16,000 for outstanding condition
$15,400 for clean condition
$14,000 for average condition
$12,500 for rough condition
 
Looking online, I'm seeing several similar cars from Boston area dealers going for just under $12,000 - one is a GLS with leather heated seats. Should I assume there is something grossly wrong with these vehicles, or is there something wacky going on with Boston area used Passat prices? Thanks for your help!
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usedpassat by jratcliffe
Jul 27, 2003 (6:33 am)
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You might want to ask Terry over in Real-World Trade-In Values about a few of these, see what he thinks. Pricing from Edmunds can be useful and can also be wacky.
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GLS pricing by sandiego4
Jul 29, 2003 (9:01 am)
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i have been working with internet sales managers for the purchase of a new passat 1.8T automatic w/monsoon sound & leather package the price that i have been offered:
 
$23864
 
includes
$205 SDWVA (what's this?)
$142 flooring (another charge?)
$25 port prep
 
should i take this offer or try a little harder to get a better discount...the sales manager claimed the price was $800 below invoice..Thanks!
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GLX Wagon by tifbid
Jul 29, 2003 (12:33 pm)
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We bought a 2003 GLX Wagon (Auto) with ESP in the Milwaukee Area two weeks ago for $520 under invoice. I requested quotes via email from local dealers and that was the best one. There was no haggling, and no hidden costs once I was in the showroom. They didn't offer much on a trade-in, but still a pretty good deal. A lot different than last fall when they were getting close to MSRP.
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San Francisco / Bay Area Prices by bardo_state
Jul 31, 2003 (10:13 am)
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mikeburk, don't know if you're still considering a '03 GLX Sedan. I recently purchased a GLX 4Motion wagon from Bob Lewis VW in San Jose. They have a huge selection (Sonnen VW in San Rafael also seems to have a big selection). If you go through their internet sales guy, they pretty much aim for Edmunds TMV pricing (approx. $450 over invoice). Not bad for the Bay Area. However, if you don't go through their internet guy and deal with the floor salesmen, you'll find that they have the nerve to tack-on to all their window stickers a higher "Dealer MSRP" than the MSRP VW is asking. Lot's of B.S. from the salesmen about "demand". Absolutely absurd, since no other VW dealer in the Bay Area does that.

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