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#84 of 88 Re: Rendezvous Rebate [wtap2] by 442455 Feb 21, 2007 (8:45 am)
Replying to: wtap2 (Feb 21, 2007 12:49 am) Whenever I have purchased a new vehicle, I always use the Edmunds, GM, and other availible new car price guides which are found on the internet. I configure the vehicle with the equipment and color I want, and than figure out the invoice price.   Once I have invoice, I start at $200.00 over invoice minus any rebates and offer that to the dealer. I am at this point a serious buyer, and let the dealer know that I am making the purchase once my offer is approved.   I know there is still "hidden" money (dealer holdback, factory to dealer incentives, etc) but I deal only from the invoice. I also ask to see the invoice for the vehicle at the dealership. Very seldom is this refused, since they want to make a deal.   I have purchased my last six new vehicles this way, 5 GM's and one Ford truck. I have never purchased a foreign vehcile, but don't think this works with most, because of demand.   Using just Edmunds and GM information, the rebate is $4750 on the GM site. You should be paying around $26000.00 for this vehcile. Replies to this message: websiteworld (Mar 01, 2007 2:26 pm)
#85 of 88 2005 Model 16295.00 by websiteworld Mar 01, 2007 (2:26 pm)
Replying to: 442455 (Feb 21, 2007 8:45 am) I just purchased a never titled 2005 AWD CX model for 16295 with 7,200 miles on it. It is the CX model with third row seat, and 17" wheels and the Capaccino Frost two tone.   For me this seemed like a no brainer.
#86 of 88 Prices in my Canadian area... by spike99 Mar 26, 2007 (8:09 am)
.   Like many, my wife & I shop around as well. We compare base price, we compare options and we compare dealer admin fees. And, we compare used miles under its hood.   In my Canadian area, here's 2 examples:   2005 RDV CXL with 90,000 kms for $19,595 Note: I don't know if FWD or AWD - wtsh they had a simple sticker on their outside - like other brands of vehicles.   2003 FWD CX with 72,000 kms for $11,999   If on adds $300 for dealer admin fees (washing, waxing, E-Test, Certification and license transfer), it brings it up to $12,500 (for the 2003 or $20K for the 2005). Then, add 14% Ontario Region tax on this total amount.   After nogiciations, we got our 2003 RWD RDV with only 72K (52K miles) for under $12,000 - "Out the Door" and legally down the road.   Prices vary from region to region. For us, there's NO WAY we are paying $20K for a used vehicle - especially with 90K already under its hood.   . Replies to this message: intrepidcub (Mar 26, 2007 9:30 am)
#87 of 88 Re: Prices in my Canadian area... [spike99] by intrepidcub Mar 26, 2007 (9:30 am)
Replying to: spike99 (Mar 26, 2007 8:09 am) i owuld look for one under 50K and get an extended warranty esp with the intake gasket etc. I got my 02 CX plus pretty much fully loaded for 11-12K and it has 43 K miles
#88 of 88 Re: is this a good price on an 06? [greenhk] by dgmagic May 09, 2008 (11:50 am)
Replying to: greenhk (Aug 03, 2006 10:52 am) I purchased an 06 AWD Rendezvous, CXL Luxury Package, PLUS CXL Plus Package, with 2nd row captain's chairs, NAV system, Moonroof, 4 new Pirelli tires and 49k miles on it 3 months ago for $16,800. Another $1,900 for a 4yr/48k mi GMPP Major Guard warranty and I am loving this SUV for all it is worth!

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