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#37 of 817 ordered a 4x4 CC XE with some options by tung579 Jan 15, 2004 (3:13 pm)
I ordered my 4x4 CC XE with off-road, prefer XE, and sprayed-in bedliner for $500 above invoice cost of the vehicle plus all options.   I went to 4 dealers. One offered only MSRP. One get a few hundred below MSRP. One offered, on the phone, $800 above invoice. And this one, I went in person, $500 above invoice.   I'm living in New Hampshire. The one offered $800 above invoice is Team Nissan (his name is Paul Haydden) in Manchester, NH. The one I bought from is Ira Nissan in Tewksbury, MA and his name is Bob Morris, a very reasonable and friendly mid-age sale person. I had a great/pleasing experience with him and said I would recommend people buy at this dealership. In short, I think I could get a good price because this dealership is a bit small and any sale will help their quota at the end of the year. I also mentioned that since I ordered my Titan, the hold back could be counted towards their profit; at least most of it. The extra $500 would make both sides happy. And, it was the deal.   I will have to way until the locking diff is available, but that shouldn't be a big problem. I'm driving a '99 all-new GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 ExtCab. It's a nice truck when things are working well. But so far, I had a few major problems with differential gear box, bearing, vibrations which cost my extended warranty almost $4K. Luckily, I bought the $0 deduct.   In regards of some other posts I read about third party extended warranty, at least the company I had (Warranty Gold) covered costs and was very reasonable to work with. The only recent problem with them was that last Nov. the other company that covers insurrance for Warranty Gold filed bankcrupcy. I will get the prorated refund for my premium, but to me it's the death sentence on my GMC truck.   Regards.
#38 of 817 my appology by tung579 Jan 15, 2004 (3:16 pm)
I just read the discusion group head-line and just realized I put names of sales people on the previous post. I'm sorry.
#39 of 817 insurance by billarnold Jan 15, 2004 (5:48 pm)
I have a new LE king cab with tow and offroad on order. What are owners experiencing with insurance premiums on the new Titan..more, less, or about the same as Chevy, Ford, Dodge
#40 of 817 Tung by militia_man Jan 16, 2004 (9:00 am)
I am in MA, wish I checked out Ira Nissan $500 over invoice is the best price I have heard so far from you and one or two other people. I paid $771 over invoice a good deal but I would have driven the extra hour to Tewksbury for the $221.00 it would have saved me. Water under the bridge now though. It sure does seem that the small out of the way Nissan dealers are much more willing to negotiate then the large dealers in high traffic areas.   I ordered a Titan SE Crew Cab with... side airbag and rollover airbag package, off-road package, big tow pacakage, SE popular with power captain package, utility bed package, sliding bed extender, and mud guards. I know the locking diff. is late availability (April) so does that mean if you ordered the off-road package you will have to wait until April or later to have your truck delivered or do you get the truck earlier minus the locking diff.?   Tung, did you get an estimated delivery time for your Tiatn? Did they tell you that your vehicle will be ordered right away or does it have to wait until they put their order in during the first week of February?
#41 of 817 reply to militia_man by tung579 Jan 16, 2004 (10:42 am)
Sorry that my post might have made you fell a bit bad. But, I would have already gone for the $800 above invoice myselft. I checked the Tewks one out just because they are servicing my and my wife's trucks. And maybe so, I was able to convince them for a little bit better deal.   I kinda remembered that they would pile up orders and submit once a month or so. In my case, I will wait until locking diff avail and my truck will be delivered with locking diff on it. It won't be until at least May. Timing might work well for me. I don't want to break-in my truck during the winter months, and I'm currently running a 4x4 truck now so I'm ok for the winter.   I will have to call the saleman to make sure that the truck comes with locking diff. I don't want it to be put on after delivery. Anyhow, factory intalled is still better than dealer installed in my opinion.   By the way, yours is FULLY LOADED, my friend.
#42 of 817 tYamaha by triat Jan 16, 2004 (6:38 pm)
Congratulations!! Did you get XE, SE, or LE?   How do you like the bench after having driven the Titan a few times now? Did you try the Capt chairs? If so which do you like better?   Thanks in advance!
#43 of 817 off-road package by tung579 Jan 18, 2004 (8:11 pm)
My saleman said that the truck WILL come with the off-road (especially locking diff) factory-installed. (What a relief for me
#44 of 817 offroad pkg by billarnold Jan 19, 2004 (8:00 am)
congratulations Tung...Can you tell me with what order date the locking differential will will ship. My dealer knowing I want the electronic locking differential has a truck on order for me that he placed in January for March delivery. He called and told me that this truck would not have it but he could reorder the first week of February for April delivery and that truck would have it factory installed..He also said the offroad pkg with it would be $50 more. Is this the truth or dealer hype? Thanks, Bill
#45 of 817 Couldn't wait by liqdxstnce Jan 21, 2004 (11:47 am)
Just picked up my Titan last Thursday (1/15) here in north-central Florida: SE, black with sand/steel, utility pack, popular with bench.. worked the deal to $25,650 (about half-way between sticker and invoice).
#46 of 817 Electronic Locking Differential - Attn: Bill Arnold by dbloye Jan 21, 2004 (12:21 pm)
Dear David Bloye,   Thank you for taking the time to personally contact us about your interest in Nissan products.   Currently, the Electronic Locking Differential is scheduled to begin production on April 4, 2004. For more information regarding the Nissan Titan, please visit the website listed below as it has the most up to date information.   We hope that this information answers your question, but if you need any additional information or have further questions, please let us know by reply e-mail or by calling 1-800-647-7263 and pressing "0" for a live operator.   Also, make sure to take a look at our website, www.NissanUSA.com, for the most up-to-date product information.   At Nissan, we are committed to a high level of customer service.   Sincerely,   Nissan North America   ---- Original Message ---- From : David Bloye To : nnaconsumeraffairsnissan-usa.com Subject : Nissan News [INTR:42374] Date : Mon, 19 Jan 2004 22:44:23 GMT   Gentlemen -   Your news release regarding the Nissan Titan mentions the "Class-Exclusive Switch On Demand Electronically Controlled Locking Rear Differential" will have "late availability". I am considering the purchase of a new large pickup and have narrowed the choice between your new Nissan Titan King Cab SE 4x2 and the 2004 Ford F-150 Supercab XLT 4x2. When will the locking differential be made available for the SE two wheel drive as an option? This is a major decision point for me and a specific release date would make a decision favorable to the Titan much more likely.   Thank you for your response.   David Bloye

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