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2596 messages, Last post on Nov 29, 2009 at 4:43 PM
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I am going to buy a AWD SL MO with the Touring package and VDC package within a couple of weeks. Can Anyone tell me what prices they are getting for cars similar to this, around the San Francisco area. And can anyone tell me if I should wait a little longer for the '05s to come out so that the '04s become less expensive. Thanks for your advice.
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| If any one is in the area, my salesman was transferred from Stn mtn to Troncalli Nissan. He was truly great to deal with. Not a bunch of hype or crap, just straight to the point dealing. It was a true pleasure to buy the car. We got our Murano for the edmunds.com TMV (a little less) plus our options, which he helped us out with. I believe the mgr is still in Stn Mtn. He was very helpful too. | |
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Replying to: dklanecky (Sep 08, 2004 5:05 am) They require a written request for the refund within 90 days of passing the mileage/time milestone and are clearly counting on many people to forget. I was told that the dealer started offering it 3 years ago, so has no real idea yet how it will work out. The warranty is transferable if the car is sold, of course, but the money back offer is not. I was quoted a price of $1,449 for the $50 deductible. Because of this forum, I knew the right price was about $1,049, so countered at $1,000. The guy said, "Geez, it costs us $1,024, I can't sell it to you for that." I don't know whether that was the whole truth and nothing but the truth, but agreed to $1,099 because I thought the money back angle was creative enough to warrant a $50 premium. It is bumper-to-bumper coverage, not just powertrain. Its appeal probably depends on one's driving/ownership habits. I cover 20-22k miles/year and tend to buy new and drive until it dies, so it's highly likely that I will still own the car when it hits 100k miles. |
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Are all thes prices that are under invoice AFTER or BEFORE the rebate!?
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Replying to: tacomaboy (Sep 27, 2004 6:13 am) Look at dealer websites in your area and print off their "Internet Specials" that apply to the package that you are interested in. Take it to your dealer and - based on my own experience and that of many posters in this forum - he will match it. |
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Well my first choice is a 350Z, second is a Murano. I know thats strange because they are so different. But if I cant make the deal work on the Z, its good to know I can get a great deal on a Murano... with leather seats no less! 
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Replying to: snowrider (Sep 22, 2004 7:09 pm) I bought the exact car that you wanted and got 600 under invoice before rebate in San Jose. I took the 2% financing instead of the rebate. It's your choice to wait for more discount but I am very happy with what I got Good luck |
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Replying to: jfs165 (Sep 07, 2004 9:22 pm) |
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My co-worker bought a copper colored Murano AWD SL with leather, sun roof etc back in July. He told me that he got a good deal with price before tax license of $1500 below the INVOICE (not the MSRP). Can any one give me some tips on what is a good deal on the 04 model given that we are close to the year end.
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