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Replying to: lettterman (May 14, 2008 11:13 am) My sister-in-law is from Vancouver and she has said the same thing, but still thinks it's better than in the States. She now lives in Portland with my Brother and their 2 Daughters. I say no thanks. I'll stick with the plans that are offered by my wife and my employers. At least I get to pick my doctor and get in immediately. No bureaucrat telling me when and where to go to get a heart cath when and if I need it. |
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Replying to: scoburknob (May 14, 2008 12:09 pm) The invoice on this would be $22829 plus you would have to purchase alloy wheels which would probably be another $600 or so. If you can get them to $1500 below invoice and then subtract the $1500 cash rebate you would be at $20429. Add your tax/doc fees/title....you would be close to $21500.
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Replying to: m6user (May 14, 2008 1:18 pm)
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Replying to: scoburknob (May 14, 2008 1:44 pm)
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Replying to: m6user (May 14, 2008 3:01 pm)
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Replying to: scoburknob (May 14, 2008 4:00 pm) However, there were still several '08s on the lot. And it looked like some of these equipped with everything, could come close to your 20k figure. Maybe under....... Good luck...... I sure like mine |
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My credit isn't the greatest, as I've been bankrupt, got divorced, and didn't do much to reestablish credit during the last five years as I tried to keep my small manufacturing firm afloat {too much debt} Having paid off the machinery, and having my daily driver, a 94 Merc Sable, decide it was time to quit....... My thought was to get into a car without getting ripped up having to pay a premium for said car, or pay extortionist interest rate {a friend of mine paid 23% to get a repo'd Focus} It came down to an '07 Taurus rental return with everything, or the '08 GLS V6 (new} that I bought. Price difference was 6k. However, the Sonata is so much more car, can't be expressed in a few words...... {two different dealers} With the 3k rebate, and the dealer discount, I paid $4500 less than the sticker. Price of car including the above, was $16,999. "Out the Door" with the taxes etc, was a bit of 19k. But all things considered, I feel pretty good about things. If my credit had been excellent, I could have beat the interest rate {I got 11%}, and probably would have been in a stronger position to talk price. Considering my position, I think I did well....... |
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| I just bought a 2009 Sonata GLS 4 cyl. automatic, with the power package (no sunroof) floor mats, cargo mat, and got it for $17,725 plus 2.75% sales tax and $16.50 title fee. $18,229 out the door. I also had to wait for the dealer to locate one and do the dealer trade. I pick it up Friday. | |
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