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#403 of 840 Re: My deal with Pacifica 2004 [crzyaim] by chengh Aug 23, 2004 (4:40 pm)
Replying to: crzyaim (Aug 19, 2004 2:09 pm) Thanks. I drove home my pacifica 2004 last Saturday. We just love it! I even volunteered to do the laundry in the garage so I can just look at my new Pacifica. So beautiful and exactly what I want with price I can afford. Yes I decided to get the 2004 model. The production date was March 29 so I think it is actually not too far away from a 2005 model. with 8000 off MSRP maybe it is not a great deal at this time of the year but I think I will just take it. Now we can do all kind of things like going to dancing party in the city, skiing in Lake Tahoe, long, fun, comfortable trip to Yellowstone. Yeah!   Enjoy, all pacifica owners!
#404 of 840 Re: NADA Values are out [commofficer] by mellis Aug 23, 2004 (5:38 pm)
Replying to: commofficer (Aug 23, 2004 9:04 am) 23% is about right for an American car the first year I'm afraid. Chrysler does not set the resale value - the market does.   This is exactly why if I want an American car I lease. The factory supported lease residuals eliminate this problem.
#405 of 840 NADA Values by boiler1 Aug 25, 2004 (11:36 am)
The residual value on my lease (22 months left) is $21,500 compared to the NADA current trade-in value of $23,000. Chrysler Financial is going to take a real bath when I turn in the car! I am happy to let them take the hit while I enjoy my (their) Pacifica.
#406 of 840 Re: NADA Values are out [commofficer] by dolphin Aug 28, 2004 (5:51 pm)
Replying to: commofficer (Aug 23, 2004 9:04 am) I couldn't agree more...if they put one of their M-B diesels in this baby, WOW! takes away any negatives in mileage & performance!
#407 of 840 How long to hang out for a deal? by bbtx Aug 28, 2004 (6:03 pm)
We're looking at a 2004 FWD with the 26R option & convenience group cargo. Dealer is offering $100 over invoice price of $29,486 minus $4000 manufacturer rebate. MSRP is $31,535. Total is $5949. Not overly good from what I have seen on this discussion board. Dealer is also offering low trade-in on a 2000 XLT Explorer in good condition - their price crept up $1000 in 30 mins (made eventual offer of $8000). We walked away this evening and expect some follow-up calls this week with a better trade price. Anyone else experience silly games like this from their dealer (Archer Chrysler in Katy TX). Replies to this message: bigdaddy1 (Sep 23, 2004 1:10 pm) crzyaim (Sep 23, 2004 8:17 pm) lee_w (Sep 24, 2004 5:22 am) lee_w (Sep 24, 2004 5:22 am) bigdaddy1 (Oct 21, 2004 4:06 pm)
#408 of 840 How long to hang out for a deal? by bbtx Aug 28, 2004 (8:02 pm)
We're looking at a 2004 FWD with the 26R option & convenience group cargo. Dealer is offering $100 over invoice price of $29,486 minus $4000 manufacturer rebate. MSRP is $31,535. Total is $5949. Not overly good from what I have seen on this discussion board. Dealer is also offering low trade-in on a 2000 XLT Explorer in good condition - their price crept up $1000 in 30 mins (made eventual offer of $8000). We walked away this evening and expect some follow-up calls this week with a better trade price. Anyone else experience silly games like this from their dealer (Archer Chrysler in Katy TX). Replies to this message: okpacifica (Aug 29, 2004 10:30 am)
#409 of 840 Re: How long to hang out for a deal? [bbtx] by okpacifica Aug 29, 2004 (10:30 am)
Replying to: bbtx (Aug 28, 2004 8:02 pm) The only thing to beware of when buying a 2004 is the production date. I decided to buy a 2005 after realizing all the 2004's in our area were pre August '03 production. Most of those cars have been on the ground well over a year and have had many problems. Just something to think about.

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