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Replying to: nucleicacid5 (Jun 08, 2004 2:37 pm) MSRP : 20380$ INVOICE + Destination charge + Floor Mats (130) + SPlash Guards (150) + Dealers Conveyance fees (300) : 19,300 $ LESS : 1,000 Cash back LESS : 500 Student cash back + 6 % TAX + Title & registration ( xfer the plates) All in all comes to 18,950$ out the door. Is this a good deal ? Any suggestion to where is the room to bring it down more ? Is everyone "HAS" to pay dealer's conveynace fees ? TIA-
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Replying to: sas (Sep 08, 2004 4:53 pm) It depends on whether you want to scrap for a few hundred dollars.
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Replying to: ramped (Sep 09, 2004 4:18 pm) Bought 2.5S OTD As you said, it could have been cheaper by appx $400 but hey...its over ! I am lovin it ! |
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I'm currently shopping for a new 2004 automatic 3.5 SE. The only options I want are the ABS/Traction Package and the Floor/Trunk Mats. TMV price was $22,358. I'm getting quotes from dealers now. Anybody got a best price I can shoot for? Also, am I better off waiting until December to get a deal on a 2004? I'm in no rush and really just want the best deal, whatever it takes! Thanks for any help!
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Replying to: odyssey1 (Sep 11, 2004 7:40 am) Best price is completely dependent on your local market conditions. Here in Florida, where I am, dealers are working hard to make any sales at all while the hurricanes roll by. You should be able to get a very good deal in December, as car sales are always slow that month. There is no guarantee that Nissan will offer the $1,000 rebate in December, however. Good luck. |
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| Well, ramped, I did mean a 2004. I thought they would still be available since Edmund's was still pricing them under new cars. You are right, I'm not finding any. Since then, I've decided to go with the 2.5 S 2004. The options I'd like are the convenience package, trunk/floor mats and ABS. Can anyone share their price if they got this confuguration? I'm hoping to use it to bargain. I've asked for price quotes from many internet sources, including Edmunds, but say I don't want to be called--e-mail only. All I've gotten is propaganda from some of the dealerships. Not a single price quote!! How aggravating. How do people bargain by e-mail?? | |
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this time I really did mean 2005. The 2005 2.5S sorry |
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Replying to: etichenor (Jul 27, 2004 9:41 am) What dealership on NC did you use? That's a good price! |
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Replying to: volcano2 (Dec 09, 2001 8:47 am) I noticed the posting from LA and paid $700 over invoice. I paid $17 under invoice in CO. It just depends on where you're at. Hope it helps and don't get too emotional...that's when the dealer sticks you. |
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Hello, I recently totaled my 98 cavalier so now i need a new car. My choices are Altima and Mazda 6. My question first is I found a 2003 Altima SE V6 with manual transmission and only 13.5K miles on it. How low do u think they would go for me to buy that? Or.......do you think with the new incentives for the 2005 altimas 2.5 S is a better choice since its brand new and warranty factors? whats the best price for that? V6 or four cylinder but brand new, big deal or not a big deal?
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