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Replying to: bernie3 (Jul 18, 2006 5:31 pm)
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| I am thinking of buying TL w/Navi in Atlanta,Can anybody post the recent deals offered in Atlanta or nearby. | |
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After five months of deliberation I finally purchased a TL in the Houston area for $500 below invoice. This deal was only made possible by the valuable insight received from this forum. This forum is a fantastic tool for accessing true market value. Thank you everybody.
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Replying to: chaz87 (Jul 20, 2006 9:34 pm) Which dealership was this? |
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Hi, New to the board. Shopping for a new auto after my piece of...grrr....1998 A6 blew its head gaskets following 84,000+ miles of pedestrian northeastern US city/highway driving. Test drove both a TL and G35x yesterday. Impression was that the G35x rode much like my Audi, which I ascribed to the AWD. TL was a lot tighter, and I felt every bit of the bumps and berms we encountered on the city portion of our test drive. G35x reminded me of a BMW, and generally speakign (price difference aside) I think it and the TL are two very different automobiles that provide two very different driving experiences. IMO, TL looks (at this early stage) like a *great* value proposition. Also looked a-yipes-Mazda 3 yesterday. Dealer said they couldn't get me one until the new models arrive in October, and that I'd probably have to preorder by mid-August for that to remain true. But I digress. We made it clear to the salesman that we were not interested in talking #s, and just wanted to test drive the car. He let us go out unaccompanied, which made a really positive impression right off the bat, but also raised my radar a bit in terms of thinking that he was trying to create a really positive experience b/c maybe their stock wasn't moving. Both Mazda and Infinity salespeople tagged along as-literally-backseat drivers. Anyway, we get back to the dealership, hand over the keys and request a brochure. As we're walking out, the salesman very casually says, "I can let an '06 with NAVI and automatic (in general, not referring to the test drive car) go for $500 above my cost." Now, based upon what I've read on this forum, dealer invoice for the car should be in the 32,000-32,500 range; although I've seen some folks here negotiate for less. Sticker on the model we really liked but did not drive was 35.5K. Does this seem a fair offer? I was a bit surprised that the salesman took the initiative because 9 times out of 10 the party that mentions price first in any negotiation winds up on the wrong end of the stick. |
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Replying to: ct_driver1 (Jul 23, 2006 11:19 am) |
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Replying to: musicman220 (Jul 18, 2006 11:07 pm) |
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Last week..I got my Acura TL from Sierra Acura of Alhambra for $31,700 for a 2006 TL with Navigation( Internet Dept. ), not only did I get a good price, I think the service is unbeatable, I have never had such a great experience in any dealership. I was there for less than 90 minutes total for my purchasing experience. I introduced my sister to get her TL without navigation 2 days ago to them and she got hers for $29,800 for her TL without navi, even she was impressed, knowing my sister, she is one tough cookie to serve. Hey I do not care if I over-paid for my Acura, with that kind painless and straight-forward buying experience, it is all worth it. I know they did not make much from me, but the patience in going through everything with me deserves my time to talk good things about them.
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Hi Car_Man, I have been reading some of your posts on different Acura boards and I completely agree that the lease deals on the TLs and TSXs are not very great right now. I live in the Dallas area and the dealership that I have talked to aren't really willing to discount much, nor are they offering very good lease specials. I would like to keep my payments at $375 or below, which I thought I could do on a TL lease. Am I being unrealistic? Do you think that once they release the new RDX and the 2007 TLs and TSXs that they may cut some deals on the 2006 models? Also, if the deals do not get much better, what other models do you think are in the same class but have really good deals going on? |
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Replying to: acuratlfan88 (Jul 24, 2006 12:38 am) Congrats! |
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