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#14 of 319 i did by tinosasso Jul 30, 2003 (3:19 pm)
tmv with those options was 19481...gm currently offers 3500 in consumer rates which would bring id down to 16000. Dealer told me at first he wanted 16900 and i asked him if he would take 16600. When i mentioned 16000 he said it was way below invoice. I also have 700 if gm card earnings i want to use.
#16 of 319 so guys by tinosasso Jul 31, 2003 (7:50 am)
do u think its a good price?
#17 of 319 by maxx4me Jul 31, 2003 (1:15 pm)
he, he...having paid $20,200 for my AWD Vibe when the first ones were built, sounds like a great price from my vantage point. Go for it....remember, you're getting a Toyota after all!! Enjoy
#18 of 319 What I paid by abelj Jul 31, 2003 (1:23 pm)
I bought my 2003 Vibe new in May from Bellevue Buick-Pontiac-GMC via the internet. It is a base Vibe with 5-speed manual transmission, Frosty White Monotone package, Power Package and 16" alloy wheels. I paid $15,600.00 plus tax and license. My buying experience was relatively painless. I just did a locate from Pontiac's web site and the Bellevue dealer responded via email right away. I emailed him back and he called me. Once he located a 5-speed he called me and offered to sell it to me at "200 over invoice" plus I got another 2000 off that with the rebate. TO tinosasso, I think you are getting a pretty good deal on your car, especially if it is an automatic since they cost an extra $825.00(msrp)over a manual.
#19 of 319 tinosasso... by scottdude Jul 31, 2003 (7:15 pm)
If the target price you wanted to pay was $16K, you probably should have offered $15,500. Can you go to another dealer to try this?   Or if you really love the car and plan to keep it awhile, paying that extra $600 might be worth it.
#20 of 319 rebates by lawsond Jul 31, 2003 (7:46 pm)
Are you getting the $2000 rebates on 2003's or 4's? All I'm getting is a $1000 rebate, plus measily $500 off for the non-GM thing. What am I doing wrong? I got this from a dealer and an on-line do it for me place. (For a 2004 loaded base Vibe)
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#22 of 319 by gasman1 Aug 01, 2003 (3:47 pm)
2003 Vibe base FWD, auto, moon/tunes, monotone, alum wheels with MSRP of $19,775. Factory rebates of $2,750 ($2,000 national and $750 military). GM Card rebate of $2,513. Total rebates = $5,263. Net price + $14,512. Also recieved a fair trade-in allowance of $1,600 above book value (there's the discount). Financed (CHASE Automotive Finance) for 60 months at 3.44% through dealer (Shottenkirk - Ft. Madison, IA). Very nice!
#23 of 319 does anyone...... by tinosasso Aug 02, 2003 (5:27 pm)
know when the gm conquest rebate expires ($500) because a dealership told me it was 8/4/03. I know the 2000 rebate and 1000 loyalty are good thru 9/3/03. Also to get a realistic price i should only subtract the 2000 from the tmv or 3500 from the tmv. Edmunds only lists an 03 vibe with 2000 in rebates. Thanks

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