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Replying to: joelk01 (Apr 29, 2009 9:45 am) Also was there a bunch of dealer add ons which had artificially hiked up the price of the car so that in reality the $800 discount was no discount at all? I am in a suburb of Baltimore, Maryland. The dealers here have only a few Diesel Jetta's in stock all with manual transmissions. There was one sport wagon in stock but for the most part full list price os the order of the day and the cars are already spoken for before they arrive at the dealer. In other words the Jetta diesel wagon is a hot item and even in these troubled times are selling well. BTW has anyone noticed that the priced of diesel fuel is now below the price of regular gasoline? It is 2 to 5 cents below regular gas in Harford County Maryland which is about 15 miles northeast of Baltimore.
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Replying to: holew1 (May 30, 2009 9:18 pm) |
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Hi, Koeppel VW at NYC posted an ad for Jetta TDI Sedan for $18,295. This seems the best price I can get from NY area dealers. But the better price of Koeppel's, compared to others, seems too good. I called them and didn't get much info. One salesperson told me this is for manual; the other said it is for automatic. I asked for out-of-door price but they wouldn't say. What things do I need to pay attention to in the buying process, like hidden fees, and etc.? How much did people pay for TDI sedan in NY area? Any suggestions would be very appreciated. Thanks! philos
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| I looked at an S modl today...a totally standard car....it kisted for just under $18,200...the dealer offered it for $17,400....This still seemed a little high....Can anyone comment? | |
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Replying to: philosl (Jun 15, 2009 5:15 pm) Per the following AD, I see 2 cars left in stock Looks like a good bargain http://www.koeppelvw.com/MiscPage_2 http://www.koeppelvw.com/VehicleDetails/355282713 http://www.koeppelvw.com/VehicleDetails/326252423 I live in PA so too far to checkit out let me know if you are able to score one with your experiance. |
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Replying to: buckeyewayne (Mar 28, 2009 7:24 pm) |
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At the end of May, my husband and I purchased a slightly hail damaged (as in, I can't see it if I'm not specifically looking for it) 2009 Salsa Red Jetta S with Anthracite interior, Jetta Mat Kit, and iPod adapter (love that thing) at Charles Maund in Austin, Texas for $16.5k+TTL and 6.9% APR. No trade in (offer wasn't what we'd like, so we're selling it ourselves). We did all negotiations via internet, and the internet salesmen were extremely helpful and answered all of my (many) questions quickly. It made our first-time car-buying experience much easier than it otherwise would have been. We LOVE that car. The only complaint I had about that entire experience was the finance manager. My husband and I have fairly good credit, and he kept trying to get us to tell him how we managed to get it that way since we're so young (23 & 24). I was irritated because, quite frankly, that wasn't any of his business. He had both our credit reports right in front of him which is, quite frankly, all he needed to know. |
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Replying to: merckx (Jun 17, 2009 3:44 pm) Here I thought being a buyer in the current market might be a good position, but apparently not. Colin
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