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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Nissan Murano Prices Paid and Buying Experience
2596 messages, Last post on Nov 29, 2009 at 4:43 PM
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Replying to: favreno (Aug 21, 2008 5:34 pm) Try going through internet pricing department at Luther in Inver Grove Heights or Kline in Maplewood. They can both get you that deal I think, takes a bit of persistence though
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Replying to: jinx1832 (Aug 22, 2008 5:15 am) What kind of warranty comes with the vehicle? Just the remainder or is it considered new from when you drive it off the lot. What type of financing was available to you. I'm thinking of looking at pretty much the same deal, except the dealer is about $5K higher than what you paid...I laughed at him...I could get an 09 for almost the same.
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Replying to: alexftn (Aug 22, 2008 5:05 am)
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Replying to: djcunnin (Aug 22, 2008 8:11 pm) |
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Replying to: fdeeeeej (Aug 22, 2008 10:48 am) msrp $36680 invoice not sure, but i think it is $33,500. final price $31,900 (rebate to dealer) i also got the best price for my trade in, from any other dealer (about $500 more). also another good note for people. i went to capital one (online) and got financing check from them  5.19%. it's a no obligation check that you can use to take the financing part out of the negotiation. in my case, when i went to the dealer, they were able to get me a better rate (4.89%). my thinking is that they try harder to get you a better rate, so they can beat the capital one rate so they can still get the financing done, as they receive a kickback for helping with the financing.
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Replying to: xiaorui (Aug 22, 2008 9:17 am) |
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| Try looking at Dobbs Nissan is Memphis, TN. They have MSRP and internet pricing on each Murano. They are coming about $4000 off of MSRP | |
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My first post here, so lets get right to it. I am buying from AutoExchange in Europe, it serves DOD employees and Military types. The prices over here are supposed to be a deal but from what i see it's not! 2009 Murano SL 2WD $26,969 Deep Sapphire/Black Leather -Ziebart, rust, sound and fabric protection: $469 -Shipping/handling/stock fee/admin fee: $2,738 (overseas that $$ would be like state tax/licensing etc) Premium Pck: $893 Tech Pck: $1,697 Tow Pck: $606.50 Leather Pck: $1,429.50 Splash Guards: $104 Moonroof: $1,045 Floor mats: $93.50 Total: $36,044.50 Minus Dealer Credit: $539.50 Equals: $35,505 -$25 gas credt = $35,480 What i need help with are the folowing charges; what is "Inland Stock" how can it be stock if i am having this factory built and delivered from Japan through the US and over to Europe? $299.00 charge. It is not coming off a lot in the US. Trust me I will check the built date on the door interior and if after my order date there will be hell to pay! Thanks for your help and any advice Robert
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