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2422 messages, Last post on Dec 01, 2009 at 12:34 PM
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Replying to: storkey7 (Jan 11, 2005 10:31 am) know how many months, how many miles, year and model of the car, Car_man can provide that info. sandy |
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Replying to: d_k (Dec 25, 2004 2:36 pm) Splash Guards Floor & Trunk Mats- 5 piece Protection package No haggling, straight at invoice price, less the cash back Was going to quote the MSRP, Invoice, TMV with all above the options, but found the numbers being different what I had 3 days ago. Any way, Edmunds.com helped a lot. It was the second dealer in local I bought it from. The first one also at invoice, different options, but the unit was tested drive too often with more 170 miles. The one I got was less than 40. Found from another website, that the price might have been 1000 below invoice (ideally), since I found out there was $640 holdback, so might be able to get down to $300 below invoice. Any way, I just loved this car (first import I owned), really help me in Twin Cities, when the temp is -8F!!
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Replying to: wrasse1 (Dec 23, 2004 8:25 pm) |
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Replying to: deepfreeze (Jan 14, 2005 6:00 am) the MSRP was listed as 24700, invoice 22833 , with 1500 cash back = 21333, I paid: 21300 (did try to knock down another 300 bucks, but couldn't) + title & fees. Please note that the MSRP, Invoice, and Destination charges at Edmunds.com are different from that of 1 week ago (some web sites still have the same price, so Edmunds' are higher, on Altima SE V6 Auto) What I know is: the destination charge I paid was 560 instead of 580 as this web site stated. and the invoice and MSRP at this web site are also higher than one week ago. (about $100 each)
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Replying to: deepfreeze (Jan 19, 2005 10:14 am) Did you get any of the options on the vehicle? Thanks for the info.
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Replying to: dave124 (Jan 20, 2005 7:51 pm) Dave(?), if you are looking for one w/ Nav., I did have one of dealers in Twin Cities (Minnesota) quoted me at invoice over e-mail as well. Another dealer lured me into his dealership for a test drive (and that was why I decided to get a Nissan instead of a Honda or Toyota), but quoted me 200 over invoice, I just walked out and bought one from another dealer with almost identical options with 150 less miles on it (the first was over 190 miles, the one I bought was 36) Keep in mind, [published] Invoice is not the true dealer invoice, but is a good reference point. A true one, should have the maker's logo on it, not just a computer print out. I think there's an unpulished holdback on Altimates (around $600?). So from invoice, less the cash back, there is some room to negotiate down still. Good luck
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Hi, I currently own a 2002 nissan altima 2.5s. I love this car but it does not fair well in snow. I am considering replaceing this car with 2005 SE3.5 leather package and manual transmission which has an MSRP of around or just under 26800. I do not miind buying the manual, in fact I prefer it as I have had only 2 other automatics one of which is my current altima. I believe the stick is better for driving in the snow. I have 2 questions. The first is regarding the new autmatics (which are everywhere). Is it a reasonable substitute for a manual when driving in the snow. Will the extra control be their? What about adding the TRC option, would this help? My second question is what are people seeing this car go for in the ohio valley region? pondering, Thank you |
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| Wow, where is everyone? Any recent purchases of the SE3.5 out there. Did you internet deal or in person? How close to the TMV and iinvoice did you get. Lets hear some noise out there! | |
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Replying to: deepfreeze (Jan 21, 2005 4:49 am) just an fyi -thene |
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Replying to: huskerdoo1 (Jan 21, 2005 9:15 am) I personally don't like Edmund's TMV as it tries to portray the "average" price paid for this car in your area (or nationwide, if you don't enter your zip code), but that's not always the best deal you can get. I don't want an average deal; I want a good one. That's why I find the edmunds.com forums so valuable.
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