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Replying to: miked9 (Jun 14, 2005 3:00 pm) I have the phone number staring at me now, but, I cannot post it as it goes against the policy of Edmunds. You should ask for Internet sales and state the price quote given to me for $23,400.00. If you live within this area, you should get a firm quote and possibly think about driving from where you live to Nashville. Good luck, it pays to shop around.
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Replying to: thenebean (Jun 16, 2005 5:53 am) is the money factor on the June lease special .00077 or .00092? I am in negotiations with a cleveland-area dealer who told me that it was .00092. When I put that into my figures I was able to come up with the pre-tax payment of 359 on the Murano SL that is featured on the Nissan website's financing page. I'm assuming a residual value of 59% on a 12K lease and 58% on a 15K lease. Am I doing something wrong; if not what accounts for the difference between the money factors? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Aaron
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Replying to: aharrison (Jun 21, 2005 7:39 am) hope that helps! -thene 
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Replying to: thenebean (Jun 21, 2005 8:38 am)
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Replying to: aharrison (Jun 21, 2005 8:49 am) -thene
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Hello, I have a St. Louis area dealer who is quoting: Blue 2WD SL with Touring Package. 15K/year 3 year Lease Price 30,761 with MSRP of $33,880 Residual 58% =$19650.40 Money Factor of .00092 Sale tax = $28.59 month Acquisition Fee: $500 Doc Fee: $214.00 Due at Signing First Month of $412.38 Monthly Lease Payment $412.58 Can you tell me if this sounds like a fair deal? Thanks, Swoop
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I think car sales are down and have received the final price for the 2005 Nissan Murano, SL, Front-Wheel Driven. The price that had been discussed by one of the dealerships that I was interacting with is: $25,199.00 minus my trade in for the agreed price is: $13,500.00. The salesman will be sending the car out for my husband and myself to visibly see and to agree upon on Monday, June 27, 2005. I, with the agreement, bring the sale to its finality. Where upon, my shopping will be over once and for all on this vehicle of interest. If anyone else resides in the Nashville, Tennessee area, I would suggest to you that you contact the Internet Sales Department of Mike Creque Nissan of Cool Springs. At this point no other dealership is able to match the invoice price for a 2005 Nissan Murano, SL, Front-Wheel Driven vehicle. I might add to this that if you want to get the best gas mileage, you should purchase a front-wheel driven Murano.
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