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Nissan Murano Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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#535 of 1933
Re: Price paid on 2005 SL AWD [billsmith1] by kfl
Mar 12, 2005 (9:12 pm)
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Replying to: billsmith1 (Mar 07, 2005 11:09 am)

I test drove the SL AWD today with the Touring Package (absolutely freezing out here in Chicago) and it drove beautifully. Can get up to 48 months for 1.84% financing. Anyone know anything about Woodfield/Schaumburg Nissan.
#536 of 1933
Recent price quotes by mvs1
Mar 13, 2005 (12:54 pm)
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Hello all. Recently leased an Audi A4 SE and now in the market for a crossover vehicle. The Murano looks very enticing due to the fuel economy when compared to similar vehicles as well as it's standard and available features. I'm also considering an RX330 and BMW X3 although the BMW consumes fuel at a higher rate. I received lease quotes (multiple monthly options and 12k, 15k mileage allowed) on a 2005 Murano SL AWD from several dealers in CT and figured I'd share the best. Under the 39 month it looks like they raised the money factor to make it less appealing. There is also a cash price and finance as well. Feel free to comment, your input is appreciated. (I'd like to know if these look good). The cash down is the total out of pocket at inception. The break down follows of that amount follows. Sorry about the long post.
 
* Equipment
          * Cargo area protector* Floor mats* Roof rack crossbars* Splash guards* XM radio* Technology package* SL touring package* Dynamic control package* Sunroof wind deflector* Platinum w/ charcoal interior in-stock* MSRP $39,240* Selling price $35,000 ($629 below invoice)
 
36 Month Lease
 
    * Money factor = .00133
    * Residual = .59 (purchase option $23,151.60
    * 12,000 miles per year
          * $1,484.49 cash down* $430.85 1st payment* $59.64 up front sales tax* $155 registration fee* $289 dealer conveyance fee* $550 bank fee
          * $430.85 per month including tax
     
    * Money Factor = .00133
    * Residual = .58 (purchase option $22,759.20)
    * 15,000 miles per year
          * $1,495.49 cash down
* $441.85 1st payment* $59.64 up front sales tax* $155 registration fee* $289 dealer conveyance fee* $550 bank fee
          * $441.85 per month including tax
 
39 month lease
 
    * Money factor = .00214
    * Residual = .57 (purchase option $1,527.13)
    * 12,000 miles per year
          * $1,527.13 cash down
                * $473.49 1st payment* $59.64 up front sales tax* $155 registration fee* $289 dealer conveyance fee* $550 bank fee
          * $473.49 per month including tax
    * Money Factor = .00214
    * Residual = .56 (purchase option $21,974.40)
    * 15,000 miles per year
          * $1,536.92 cash down
                * $483.28 1st payment* $59.64 up front sales tax* $155 registration fee* $289 dealer conveyance fee* $550 bank fee
          * $483.28 per month including tax
 
42 month lease
 
    * Money factor = .00133
    * Residual = .56 (purchase option $21,974.40)
    * 12,000 miles per year
          * $1,462.70 cash down* $409.06 1st payment* $59.64 up front sales tax* $155 registration fee* $289 dealer conveyance fee* $550 bank fee
          * $409.06 per month including tax
    * Money factor = .00133
    * Residual = .55 (purchase option $21,582)
    * 15,000 miles per year
          * $1,472.05 cash down
                * $418.41 1st payment* $59.64 up front sales tax* $155 registration fee* $289 dealer conveyance fee* $550 bank fee
          * $418.41 per month including tax
 
60 Month Finance
* 3% interest rate* Zero cash down* $675.05 per month including tax
 
Cash Price
* $37,571.34 including tax, title, registration
#537 of 1933
Did I get a good deal?? by nikkhasnis
Mar 16, 2005 (1:50 pm)
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Hi,
 
First time to this forum.
 
I got a 05 SE AWD yesterday. Did some research from carbuyingtips.com, kbb, edmunds. Got the touring, technology and dynamic control package besides the regular splash guard, cargo area protector &floor mats. The dealer had already done the window etching on all new cars, so ended pay $300 for it.
 
Invoice price on the car on edmunds and kbb is $35700. Got it for $35k. Total in road is nearly $38K.
 
Does it sound like a good deal?
 
Thanks
#538 of 1933
Re: Did I get a good deal?? [nikkhasnis] by mvs1
Mar 16, 2005 (8:27 pm)
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Replying to: nikkhasnis (Mar 16, 2005 1:50 pm)

At 35k if your options match my post above looks like you got a better deal then what I was offered. The SE I believe is priced a little high than the SL. Unfortunately people must not be buying these cars. This board is not too active.
#539 of 1933
05 SL FWD by mrmister
Mar 16, 2005 (11:04 pm)
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Got my eye on a white 05 SL FWD with the leather package (premium, sunroof+ leather)Has anybody priced the Los Angeles/San Fernando Valley areas ?
I'd appreciate the replies.
Newbie
#540 of 1933
Re: Did I get a good deal?? [mvs1] by nikkhasnis
Mar 17, 2005 (9:29 am)
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Replying to: mvs1 (Mar 16, 2005 8:27 pm)

You actually have more options than I have. I don't have the XM radio.
 
I am getting the 3% finance from Nissan.
#541 of 1933
Good Deal On List? by stevet1
Mar 17, 2005 (4:34 pm)
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I am negotiating leases on a 2005 AWD SL with leather package, bose stereo etc. It'll list for around $35,000 or so.
 
Need 18,000 miles per year, 42 months lease.
 
Quotes are coming in at around $390 with $2500 or so for my car on trade.
 
Anyone know what a really good deal is.
 
Thanks.
#542 of 1933
Re: Good Deal On List? [stevet1] by mvs1
Mar 17, 2005 (8:05 pm)
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Replying to: stevet1 (Mar 17, 2005 4:34 pm)

Use Edmunds or another source to get the MSRP and invoice pricing for the Murano w/options your looking at. Muranos right now are going for under invoice prices. As far as your trade in. Do the same research, try www.kbb.com and get the trade in and private party value for your current car. Your likely to get more for it selling the car privately in your local classified, Bargain News, Car trader, etc. Reducing your overall purchase.
 
There's not enough info to provide an opinion on if your getting a good or bad deal. refer to my post above for money factors on leases. I had Car_man check these numbers out in the lease forum to verify accuracy.
#543 of 1933
Copper 2005 Murano by babydoc
Mar 23, 2005 (3:52 pm)
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I am looking to purchase a Copper 2005 Murano with the works, including Touring package, Tech. package, leather, etc. THe MSRP is about 39000. I live in St. Louis. Anyone out there have any idea if I should take the invoice price or try and negotiate a bit lower? What's fair?
Haven't bought a car in 12 years, so need a bit of help here.
Thanks.
#544 of 1933
Re: Copper 2005 Murano [babydoc] by dklanecky
Mar 23, 2005 (7:36 pm)
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Replying to: babydoc (Mar 23, 2005 3:52 pm)

Here's a fairly loaded Murano (msrp of $38,840) for a no haggle price of $34,788.
 
http://carmax.com/dyn/factsheet/factsheet.aspx
 
You could always use this one as leverage, but its only about $450 below invoice. I'd shoot for a bit lower (maybe $300 below invoice) and see if they bite.
 
You could always tell them you'll buy there's if they match Carmax price, other wise it's off to Carmax.

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