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#356 of 550 Is this LS 1SB priced right? by ilovemaxx Sep 29, 2005 (10:44 am)
Maxx LS 1SB, $23,635 including heating seat and $625 destination fee. $18,641+tax and other fee. said $400 below GMEP. OTD will be around 20,500, I guess. I am asking for $1,000 below GMEP. Waiting for response.
#357 of 550 2005 Malibu LS - dealer clearance by jjpnyc Oct 03, 2005 (3:27 pm)
Just bought my first car via a dealer who was eager to get rid of his 2005's to make room for the '06s. The details are:   Malibu Sedan LS MSRP $21,265 plus the sports appearance package & side-air bags package (1SB) which brought the total sticker price up to $24,180.   Dealer originally offered a price of $22,245 without me even asking. Through several rounds of negotiation (all done via the phone), final price was $20,429 (16% off of sticker & $1,123 under Edmund's TVM pricing). Throw on top of this the $3,250 cash-back GM is offering on '05s and my GM Card points and I'm driving it off the lot just a shade above $15,100 plus tax.   Looks like dealers are eager to get rid of their '05s NOW.
#358 of 550 Delivery Fee? what is that? by clarencehollow Oct 05, 2005 (9:29 am)
Replying to: lucyjo (Aug 17, 2003 10:43 pm) Don't you people ever read or ask question to a dealer? Don't take this the wrong way but with as much information that is out there, consumers are still in the clouds when it comes to buying a car.   Delivery Fee? What are you having the vehicle delivered to your house? It's called the DESTINATION FEE and is included on every vehicle, GM, Ford Employee what have you. This deal is over - thank god.   Per last post: You got the GM employee price plus possible some dealer cash, maybe up to $1000 late last month. Where did you get the $3250 in rebates? So you bought a $24,180 Malibu for a tad over $15K?   I'll call you on this and say you are lying. Sorry - but my friend is a Chevy dealer and we looked, there was no programs like that. Where I live there are practically no Malibu's all sold out. Besides, a 2006 Malibu LS now lists for $17,998 and with rebate the car is yours for Under $15K, and that is with NO GM discount.   Take TMV pricing with a grain of salt, as it's not very accurate, in some cases high, and others low and should be considered like a wild ss guess. Replies to this message: obriend21 (Oct 05, 2005 11:29 am) jjpnyc (Oct 05, 2005 8:17 pm) csandste (Oct 22, 2005 7:02 pm)
#359 of 550 Re: Delivery Fee? what is that? [clarencehollow] by obriend21 Oct 05, 2005 (11:29 am)
Replying to: clarencehollow (Oct 05, 2005 9:29 am) The 2006 Malibu LS is now the BASE model, so you can't compare the price of a 2005 and 2006 LS. The 2005 LS is a 2006 LT, the 2005 LT is now the 2006 LTZ.   I'd apologize for calling the previous poster a liar!
#360 of 550 '05 LS sedan by tarheelman Oct 05, 2005 (5:52 pm)
Ten days ago, I bought one of these with package 1SB for $19,400 including tax, title, and fees. I got the GM employee discount price plus a $2000 rebate and, at this price, this car is a fantastic bargain.   When I took it out for a test drive, my first impression was that it had a great balance between ride comfort and handling agility---easily the best of any vehicle I've ever driven. GM has come a long way in its chassis engineering during the last eight years (my Dad used to own a '98 Malibu). They've also done a great job improving the fit, finish, and materials quality of their interiors, as this car's interior is just as nice and as well put together as the interior of my Dad's '03 Toyota Camry. Ditto the fit and finish of the exterior body panels---the tolerances are as tight as the Toyota's.   If this Malibu proves as reliable after almost three years as my Dad's Camry has so far, then GM is definitely back in the big leagues.
#361 of 550 Follow-up to pricing on '05 Malibu LS by jjpnyc Oct 05, 2005 (8:17 pm)
Replying to: clarencehollow (Oct 05, 2005 9:29 am) Hi Clarence- In response to your claim that I'm lying, I beg to differ. Here's how the deal broke down:   MSRP: $24,180 (base price of $21,265, $2,290 in options, & $625 destination charge) Negotiatied price: $20,249 GM Cash Back: $3,250 (check the recent 2005 northeast incentives on GMBuypower.com) Price before GM Card points: $16,999 GM Card Point: $1,831 (I have the "old" card that doesn't limit how much you can use) Final price: $15,168   Of course I'm not including tax & title as that varies by state so it's not fair to include it hear as it'll vary from place to place & out of our control. But everything else above was available through either incentives, GM Card point, or good old negotiation. What can I say, I'm a good negotiator. The dealer was eager to move the car off of his lot and was willing to do it at an attractive price to get it out of the way. So that is how I got my 2005 Malibu LS for just a shade above $15K. I'll take your apology when you are ready. Replies to this message: csandste (Oct 22, 2005 7:02 pm)
#362 of 550 Re: Follow-up to pricing on '05 Malibu LS [jjpnyc] by csandste Oct 22, 2005 (7:02 pm)
Replying to: jjpnyc (Oct 05, 2005 8:17 pm) Other than the GM card (which I didn't have), this is in line with what I pad last winter for my LS Maxx. Don't see how that guy can accuse you of lying.
#363 of 550 My new car! by bellarose214 Dec 05, 2005 (5:03 pm)
I purchased a used 2005 Chevy Malibu Classic for just under $9,000 (pre TT&L) today. It was previously a rental car and it has just over 12K miles on it.   It's getting cleaned tonight and I can't wait to pick it up! Replies to this message: frogger123 (Feb 09, 2006 9:17 pm) gdubya2 (Feb 09, 2006 9:44 pm)
#364 of 550 How much I can get a V6 basic model (2LT) Malibu? by micky Jan 16, 2006 (6:33 pm)
Just tried a V6 Malibu 2005 model and like it. Now I want to buy a new 2006 model. The MSRP is 17990. How much I can negotiate with dealer. Do you know how much discount is GMS and GM employee discount? The dealer gave me -500 for Malibu 1LS. I wonder this discount is too little.   Thanks a lot.
#365 of 550 Help with pricing used 05 for first time poster by howdy1901 Jan 31, 2006 (7:10 am)
05 LS with 15,000 miles, standard equip for the model with spoiler.   Or 05 STD with 12,000 miles same equip as above but with 4 cyl engine.   Thanks in advance Replies to this message: indychick73 (Feb 01, 2006 9:45 am) indychick73 (Feb 01, 2006 10:36 am)

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