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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Nissan Frontier Prices Paid and Buying Experience
381 messages, Last post on Oct 22, 2009 at 2:46 PM
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Currently in March the rebate for the Frontier is $2500 as it was in February. Does anyone know what the rebates were for Frontiers in the past, over the last year? Is $2500 historically high, low, or average? I am seriously considering buying one but am not in any hurry and can wait 6 months, or even until next Feb 09 (when my car will no longer pass inspection) in order to wait for the best deal I can get. Be it picking up an end of the model year 08 in the fall and/or waiting until a better rebate. The problem is, I have no idea how good $2500 is and if I should pounce on it now or wait for a better one. I can not find anywhere on the net that lists past rebates.
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Replying to: kingnh (Mar 13, 2008 7:11 pm) You want about 4000-5000 off msrp or more off a 27000 Frontier. Possibly more. The well optioned 29000 Honda ridgeline RTX awd is availble for about 22000, possibly less. It is a more well refined and quality piece than the Frontier but 4wd is inferior. The 31000 Dakota crew cab slt has sold frequently for 10000 off msrp. It has a lifetime powertrain warranty. Personally, given the altenatives I would want more off. All the trucks with the economy and gas prices are in free fall. Try to get your truck as close to 10-15% above the wholesale used price of an 07 with average miles as you can (kbb.com nada.com). Waiting till 09 may not be productive as the compact truck manufacturers have been adjusting their volume for economic conditions. Good luck --jjf Currently in March the rebate for the Frontier is $2500 as it was in February. Does anyone know what the rebates were for Frontiers in the past, over the last year? Is $2500 historically high, low, or average? I am seriously considering buying one but am not in any hurry and can wait 6 months, or even until next Feb 09 (when my car will no longer pass inspection) in order to wait for the best deal I can get. Be it picking up an end of the model year 08 in the fall and/or waiting until a better rebate. The problem is, I have no idea how good $2500 is and if I should pounce on it now or wait for a better one. I can not find anywhere on the net that lists past rebates. |
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Just out of curiosity, how good of a price is $24,030.00(OTD) for a 2008 Frontier SE 4X4 Crew Cab Short Bed that is pretty well equipped; minus the upgraded sound system and fog lamps? This price includes sales tax and all fees. The truck does have a bed extender and tow hitch receiver. I'm very interested in purchasing this truck, but I'm not so sure that this price is low enough. Also, I am definitely not in a big hurry to take the plunge, but if this is a really good deal I may move forward on this sometime later this week. Thanks in advance for any informed opinions on this issue!
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Replying to: ron_m (Mar 17, 2008 6:20 pm) |
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Replying to: ron_m (Mar 17, 2008 6:20 pm) Good luck --jjf Just out of curiosity, how good of a price is $24,030.00(OTD) for a 2008 Frontier SE 4X4 Crew Cab Short Bed that is pretty well equipped; minus the upgraded sound system and fog lamps? This price includes sales tax and all fees. The truck does have a bed extender and tow hitch receiver. I'm very interested in purchasing this truck, but I'm not so sure that this price is low enough. Also, I am definitely not in a big hurry to take the plunge, but if this is a really good deal I may move forward on this sometime later this week. Thanks in advance for any informed opinions on this issue |
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I just received a quote for a 2008 Nissan Frontier Nismo King Cab in majestic blue for $22,500 out the door. Any thoughts? Is this the best I'm gonna do? This price includes doc fee, tax, tag, title, etc. The MSRP is $24,690 and Invoice is $23,101.
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Replying to: mike8194 (Mar 18, 2008 12:56 pm)
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Replying to: angant (Mar 18, 2008 3:47 pm) Chicago has at least a 9% sales tax. In some states doc fee is close to $500. Title and tag fee was over $400 (not including sales tax) for my Nissan Frontier. Price for vehicle including destination fee is the best number to use when comparing with prices in paid by other buyers where fees vary. |
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Just purchased an '08 basic KC 4 cyl. XE. All she has is A/C, a fairly nice stereo system, and a bedliner. $15,582 OTD from Nissan of Athens, GA. 23 MPG on first tank with a lot of up and down RPM driving (trying to break it in). Great dealership experience! |
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I just purchased an '08 NISMO King Cab w/ Tech Package, Traction Package, Side Airbags, Tow Hitch, Bed Divider, Floor Mats, and iPod Kit for $27,000 less the $2500 rebate, so approx. $24,500 before tax, license, docs, etc. I'll be ordering my SnugTop for it tomorrow. Unbelievably awesome dealership experience (no pressure, super helpful, went the extra mile). I purchased it from Santa Barbara Nissan in Santa Barbara, CA. |
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