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120 messages, Last post on Dec 26, 2007 at 5:25 AM
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I am picking up a 2005 SRX V8 AWD tonite. It comes with vistaroof, loaded, 30,000 miles for 29,500. Thing is this adge of car in a 3 yr plan with a ballon payment (or lease, bank buy back, etc) the residual after 36mths will be 23,500 with 15000/yr. That gets me a payment of 270/mth. How's tha for a great deal. By the way it's a US vehicle imported into Canada. I can't wait. We have tonnes of snow up here near the Western NY border and the AWD will be very welcome. Ps This is the finest north american vehicle I have driven and i only hope that the reliabilty is there and I will become a long time GM convert. Overworkin Niagara Falls, ON, Canada |
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Replying to: fgs6007 (Feb 07, 2007 10:25 am) |
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Correct me if I am wrong, but I priced an 07 V8 loaded except for the third row seat and DVD entertainment system from the Cadillac site and Edmunds and both MSRP's came in at around $49,700. Is this correct? Reading postings where folks purchased 04's, 05's, and some 06's their MSRP's were in the mid $50k.
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Replying to: ttruglio (Mar 13, 2007 6:47 am) or The base SRX MSRP of $37855. Selling price is $35,527. Lease with $3650 down is $491. With $1650 down is 552. includes tax and 12000 miles per year or are they all lousy deals?
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Replying to: dmbleser (Mar 13, 2007 2:54 pm) MSRP: 47125 base cap cost: 43640.5 less: cash rebate: 2250 add acquisition fee: 595 net cap cost: 41985.5 Residual: 54% Interest Rate: 3.95% OOP: First month+tax/title/reg around $865.00 Monthly pmt: $567 incl tax So based on my numbers I would say not a good deal. You should be able to get invoice or $500 below before the rebate.
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Replying to: gaonmymind (Mar 19, 2007 8:30 am) |
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I am very interested in the SRX. I just think it is a bit pricey. I was hopeful that a comparable American car would cost less than the competition. The other front runner for me is the MDX, maybe that should be considered the competition? I have the luxury of time. My car works fine, I can wait if it's worth it. I have a couple questions for anyone who may have some information: 1) Does anyone know, or is there anyway to find out, if GM will be running any promotions in the future. The employee pricing they did a couple years ago was quite a deal. The current incentives are good, but modest. 2) Does anyone know if Caddy is going to change the SRX soon. I don't want to buy a car that is at the end of it's current configuration run. Thank you for anyone who can answer. |
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I live in South Florida and my plan was to lease a new 07'Cad. SRX Blk/Chasmere with a MSRP of $43,040. Now I learned that GMAC is offering 0% on 60 months to buy, I will buy instead of lease (I think). My cars are typically driven approx. 8,000 miles/yr. (driven very little). I cannot seem to get the dealer to give me all the scoop on rebates or discounts that GM is offering on the SRX. The best offer I have been able negotiate is $39,875.00 plus Tax, Title & Tags. How much better discount should I be able to get. I feel $3165 off is not such a great deal…..Need advise…please help? Anyone? |
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Is there any "friends" discount or shareholder discount (IBM gives huge discounts to shareholders for those of you who are interested)on GM products. In other words, if I have a friend who works for GM, is there an above board way of securing a better price. I really don't want to do anything improper or get him in trouble. But, if they have legitimate program, I would like to know about. Similarly, if they give discounts for shareholders, I would like to know that as well. Thank you. |
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