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Replying to: danpa (Oct 20, 2005 4:48 am) |
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hi, Anybody bought 2005 GLS recently? I got a quote of $22600 plus TTL, now negoiate to $21600 plus TTL paying cash. Does this sound a good deal? Is it worth to buy? Thanks for your advice.
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Replying to: binglew (Oct 21, 2005 9:09 am) |
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Just made an agreement with a dealer through phone. I'm going to sign docs later Configuration: Passat 2.0T 2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6A, 2006 Package 1 + Cold Weather Package Total invoice: 25,357 (Edmunds, including Destination), 25,524 (dealer). The dealer told me there is a $167 "port" fee. Sale price: $25,425, $99 lower than dealer's invoice. Thanks to this forum. The TMV doesn't reflect the real market value:-) |
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I moved your VW Passat leasing question here: Volkswagen Passat: Lease Questions Look there for responses to your post.. regards, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums |
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I decided not to wait till next Feb for 06 Passat GLX wagon. so just got a quote from a central NJ dealer, exactly $3500 below the invoice. apparently we all take advantage of the cash rebate ending 10/31/05. so, any suggestion out there? Thanks in advance, Kevin |
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Was out to 3 County VW and drove the new '06 2.0T. It was very responsive and steering was tight. Got back to the dealership and was quoted on a 2.0T with PKG1, rear airbags and the Cold Weather Pkg as follows: Vehicle with all of the above $26,315 +TTL The salesman stated the the pricing was $250 over invoice, when I questioned him as to why the invoice price is different than that on-line, I was told there we additional charges as follows: Advertising Fee $230 Floor Plan Interest $142 Port Fee $25 In additional to that he offered me 40% less than the recommended price (dealer trade-in) on my 96 Lexus which is clean. I walked..... A couple of questions: 1. Anyone know of dealers in Northern New Jersey that are offering REAL deals on the new Passat? 2. How do I not get screwed on my trade-in? I am willing to take up to a grand less than the Dealer trade-in value but that is it. Thanks all for the great wealth of info at this site.
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Replying to: moonbaby (Oct 30, 2005 5:08 am) |
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So I requested some quotes for a 2006 Passat with package # 2 from edmunds last night and I just got this message from a dealer. The price he is quoting is below invoice, which seems like a great deal but I'm wondering what the catch is. "Good afternoon and thank you for your inquiry on a 2006 Volkswagen Passat. On your inquiry, you requested pricing on a Package #2 Luxury, Cold Weather Package, Rubber Mats, Trunk Liner and Spalsh Guards. The MSRP of that Passat is $28,919. Today is the last day of the month and I am being extremely aggressive on all my vehicles. Like I said before, the MSRP on the Passat you inquired about is $28,919. Today I am able to sell you that Passat for $26,058 + Tax, Title, License and Applicable Fee's. That is correct, you can save over $2800!!"
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