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10989 messages, Last post on Dec 04, 2009 at 2:03 PM
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I'm close to pulling the trigger on a TL. I've been to MacDavid in Plano where I drove a '05 and Churchhill in Fort Worth and took a spin in the 06. Poor old guy at Churchill couldn't handle all the features and wasted valuable driving time trying to get the blue tooth to work, I told him his competition was able to get my Treo to pair just fine and we moved on  Last time I bought a car (Oddesy for my wife) I just called around for good deal and went in to pick up the new car. Still trying to decide between lease (closed or open) and buy. Curious what folks are getting an '06 TL Auto/Navi out the door for (including TTL). Heck with Southwest here, I'll fly out and drive back for a good deal, that would be fun! DJA
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Replying to: elvis4prez (Nov 04, 2005 9:21 pm) |
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Replying to: hostage46 (Nov 05, 2005 6:49 am)
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Replying to: nbw (Nov 05, 2005 6:27 am) No kidding, welcome to the planet earth...! But it's a a very good reminder though and most folks do forget about Gap on financed vehicles, especially if there was a trade involved ... it's the cheapest insurance you can buy for potentially a very costly mistake ... Thanks for the reminder .... Terry 
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Replying to: drat3 (Nov 05, 2005 7:59 am) Good luck hostage46. I agree that there are so many dealerships nearby (check FW also) that you can really haggle down to a good price. I think $33,400 is very good for an '06.
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| I was just noticing, this TL forum is reaching its 5000th message, and the guy who created this topic only logged in once and posted one message back in July 2003. I wonder if he knows how fun its gotten in here! | |
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Replying to: rroyce10 (Nov 05, 2005 8:37 am) Unfortunately you have just placed this forum in the trash so I’m out thanks to you. Seeing as how I have never had to deal with any insurance claims, I was under the belief that my extra coverage would supply "replacement value" as my homeowners does... that is WHY I BOTHERED TO INFORM OTHERS ! Thanks for ruining what I thought was a good forum.
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Replying to: nbw (Nov 05, 2005 10:29 am) The big difference? Very few people have a mortgage balance that is more than their house is worth, but many people owe more on their car loan than their car is worth.. The insurance works the same either way.. They'll pay enough to replace the insured property.. What you owe on it, is your problem.. Additionally, you are free to ignore posts that you don't like... and that is what I recommend.. And, respected professional or not... no one called you an idiot... those were your words.. regards, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums |
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Replying to: liferules (Nov 05, 2005 8:46 am) This year I gave them another chance and went to get a quote for TL. They said they will send an email which I did not receive for 3 days. When I called to ask, he said they will not give me a quote because I did not say I will buy the car that day. Despite this, I still called them several times to get them into competition. They never gave me an absolute value, always said "if you bring us a written offer, we will beat it" I beleive this is a gimmick used by all dealers since none of them gives any written quotes, including email. I gave them one last chance "to beat it" when I was driving to the other dealer to buy. Amazingly, he did not beleive that I am buying the car to the price I told him! So I bought my TL from competition without any hesitation. They will not give you a good deal unless you promise them to buy it on the spot! I am sure, they are selling cars to some people like that at or near MSRP since they 're still in business. If the salesman I am talking is not friendly and helpful, that dealership is not for me.. Bottomline, Goodson is NOT so good son!
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Hi, What is your SNOW experience with the stock Bridgestone Turanza tires that come with the TL? Do they have a good grip or have you changed to snow tires?
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