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#585 of 620 Re: Jetta TDI Sedan at Koeppel VW NYC [philosl] by lali3 Jun 22, 2009 (9:43 am)
Replying to: philosl (Jun 15, 2009 5:15 pm) If you closely see MSRP is 23740 and their stock # says they are Automatic   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.
#586 of 620 Re: 2009 Jetta SE Auto - Massachusetts [buckeyewayne] by mandyjane Jul 21, 2009 (11:07 am)
Replying to: buckeyewayne (Mar 28, 2009 7:24 pm) Are you secretly a Honda salesman or dealer? I love me a good Honda. They're great cars, but this is a VW Jetta forum. Three posts promoting Hondas is probably enough.
#587 of 620 Heck of a deal, dealership finance guy drove me nuts by mandyjane Jul 21, 2009 (11:20 am)
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.
#588 of 620 Re: Jetta S [merckx] by abeagler Jul 21, 2009 (1:51 pm)
Replying to: merckx (Jun 17, 2009 3:44 pm) I'd be thrilled if I could get that kind of offer. Dealers around here are giving me MSRP quotes. The ones that are giving me anything lower seem kind of evasive about their inventory. That wouldn't bother me much, but they're two hours away and I really need to nail down something solid before I take most of a day to drive up there and back. Two others haven't even responded to emails after several days.   Here I thought being a buyer in the current market might be a good position, but apparently not.   Colin Replies to this message: mandyjane (Jul 22, 2009 1:31 am) abeagler (Jul 24, 2009 5:25 pm) abeagler (Jul 31, 2009 4:13 pm)
#589 of 620 Re: Jetta S [abeagler] by mandyjane Jul 22, 2009 (1:31 am)
Replying to: abeagler (Jul 21, 2009 1:51 pm) Being a buyer in this market is, oddly enough, more difficult. It seems like dealers are reluctant to cling to prices on the sales they do get more tightly because so few people are buying. Just my theory, though.   Try to find a hail sale if you can. Usually, the damage is extremely light, and the price goes down ridiculously.   As soon as we saw this car, we stopped looking. We went home, and I started the negotiations. That was on a Tuesday. The car was in our driveway by Saturday night. Replies to this message: abeagler (Jul 24, 2009 5:25 pm) abeagler (Jul 31, 2009 4:13 pm)
#590 of 620 Re: Jetta S by abeagler Jul 24, 2009 (5:25 pm)
Replying to: mandyjane (Jul 22, 2009 1:31 am) Update for those who might be shopping for a Jetta. Three dealers have now lopped $500 off below invoice in their offers to me, with the caveat that this cannot be combined with the 0% interest offer. These are dealers in Indianapolis and Lafayette, IN, and Chicago, IL.   We're close to buying but just need for dealers to get registered and moving with the cash for clunkers program
#591 of 620 2010 Jetta Sportwagen TDI vs. 2009 by blaurence Jul 25, 2009 (9:18 am)
Since there aren't many SW TDI's around and they're going for near MSRP, I'm wondering if we could get a better deal for a 2010 if we're willing to wait two months (plus then we could get the exact colors and options we want instead of settling). Any ideas if there's an increase in price for the 2010, whether dealers will be more likely to take closer to invoice since there will be more inventory, and if there will be any national financing deals again with good APR? Tanks! Replies to this message: matt_vw_sales (Jul 25, 2009 1:27 pm)
#592 of 620 Re: 2010 Jetta Sportwagen TDI vs. 2009 [blaurence] by matt_vw_sales Jul 25, 2009 (1:27 pm)
Replying to: blaurence (Jul 25, 2009 9:18 am) I work at a Metro Atlanta Dealer and waiting for the 2010 Sportwagen is definitely the way to go. If you are lucky enough to find a Sportwagen now you'll pay close to MSRP or over in some parts of the country. This close to a new model year and a facelift for the SW it would not be a good financial decision.   Our TDI SW's are on order and expected for 60 days or so, I'd encourage waiting.   Matt
#593 of 620 Jetta SE Price by dmarkh Jul 25, 2009 (8:14 pm)
Have been negotiating with dealers in Boston area for 2009 Jetta SE with Manual transmission. Best offer I have is 19,500 (all fees included but not tax and registration). Included Mat package, Bluetooth and IPod adapter options. 21,349 MSRP, 19900 Invoice. Also includes 0% financng. Anyone doing any better?? D
#594 of 620 Jetta TDI Sedan by drfrisbie Jul 26, 2009 (5:10 am)
The only VW dealership in Tulsa is asking MSRP + $2000 Market Adjustment + $700 Dealer Add Ons for all remaining Jetta TDI's. I offered MSRP - $500, and they didn't even consider it. Seems like cash for clunkers has driven up the demand, and combined with low supply, the dealer, at least in Tulsa, can get over retail for this car now.

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