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#27 of 64 press request by kirstie_h HOST Apr 21, 2005 (12:14 pm)
A reporter is hoping to speak with anyone who recently discussed a trade-in at a Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, GMC, Saturn, Saab, Hummer, or Cadillac dealership. Please respond to jfallonedmunds.com by Tuesday, April 26, 2005 with your daytime contact info and any brief comments you care to share about your experience.
#28 of 64 My New Saturn VUE by natocmdr May 16, 2005 (3:56 pm)
Apr 29, 2005 purchased a Silver VUE 250 hp V6 AWD. ABS, Front & Side Air bags, Cd/Mp3 player, DvD (aftermarket), Side step bar, front bumber guard (wrap around lights), rear light protectors, 5 yr 60k mile BtB warrenty.   1250 dealer and 1000 Onstar rebates Supplier program 2% off Invoice. 25.6k total financed.
#29 of 64 Did I do OK? by hiedi May 24, 2005 (12:07 pm)
Good afternoon all! I've been reading the posts and just have to ask!   I bought a 2005 Saturn Vue V6 (not AWD) on March 31st of this year, so I have had it about 6 weeks or so. So far, I LOVE IT!   I traded in my 2001 Chevy Malibu LS (loaded, 45,000 miles) and the Saturn dealer gave me $7900.00 for it! Boy was I surprised, seeing how the Volkswagen dealer said $4900.00 and the Chevy dealer was a measly $5500.00!   Anyway, I leased the Saturn for $290.00 per month, no money down, 15,000 miles per year for 48 months. The Saturn has V6, power, moonroof, leather, heated seats (comfort package with power) and the Care Plan for 48 months, no deductible... I think that's it. The paperwork said something close to $26,500. According to the lease agreement, I will owe $400.00 at the end of the lease to just turn it in; that's assuming that I don't have excess wear. I can't imagine what excess wear I could get, the Malibu was in mint condition!   Did I get a deal? The deal is done, so there is no going back now... maybe I can learn something for next time?   Thanks all! Hiedi   P.S. If anyone was interested, this was in Indianapolis, Indiana.
#30 of 64 Saturn Vue review.. by jeep1988 Oct 31, 2005 (11:16 am)
Here is a web link that rated the Saturn Vue (2002-2004) on resale value. http://auto.consumerguide.com/Auto/Used/reviews/full/index.cfm/id/2547/act/usedcarreviewro- adtest/
#31 of 64 GREAT Trade In Deal by myvuesblue Dec 15, 2005 (8:25 am)
I purchased a Blue 2006 4Cyl. Vue in Las Vegas last week. It has the Chrome Skid Plate Package, and Alloy Wheels. I received a $500. Auto Show Discount, AND will be mailed out the free $500. Target Gift Card. Plus a added Internet Discount for $400. We can use at the Parts/Service Center! We traded a 2003 SR5 2WD Toyota Sequoia that ate us alive in fuel/maint. costs. Saturn of West Sahara Gave Us A Even Up Trade With NO OUT OF POCKET Money for us at all! No other dealers we asked would do it; Toyota, Dodge, GM, PLUS all low balled the trade at only 16k to 17k. They claimed that's all they could get at auction for it! Internet Sales Mgr.Gave us $19,320 New Saturn is $19,820. My wife and I both love the way it looks/rides/handles, and are REALLY Happy With The Deal We Got. Saturn Rules! Replies to this message: myvuesblue (Dec 15, 2005 10:18 am)
#32 of 64 Re: GREAT Trade In Deal [myvuesblue] by myvuesblue Dec 15, 2005 (10:18 am)
Replying to: myvuesblue (Dec 15, 2005 8:25 am) I forgot we also got for free; front windows deep tinted (need that here in the desert) floormats and 1 Yr OnStar. We believe the deal was really good, especially with the market for huge SUV's not being that great right now.
#33 of 64 Used 2004 VUE by martian Dec 20, 2005 (5:12 am)
I just bought a used 2004 VUE (only 6400 miles!). It is a beautiful car-everything except A/T (it is a 5 speed 4 cylinder model). I am very happy-paid $9800. plus my 2001 L100 trade-in ($4100.00). The seats are the best I've ever sat in, and it handles like a car. A weekend ski trip yield 28.5 MPG (in mostly 70 MPH driving). Plus-I have alloy wheels and TC. The ECOTEC 4 is a good engine-my 2001 went 80K miles with no problems. Way to go, SATURN!
#34 of 64 New 2007 VUE by scopus Aug 01, 2006 (8:28 am)
We've just ordered a new 2007 Vue from Saturn of Dayton South (a very pleasant experience).   We got V6, FWD, leather, Comfort & Chrome Packages, CD w/MP3, chrome roof rails, side curtain air bags, 17" wheels w/ white letter tires and floor mats.   MSRP - $25,100 Employee pricing - $22,840 (basically 9% off) Other Discounts - $1,200 Final = $21,640 + tax (7%) + title/fees ($100) Replies to this message: bxd (Sep 08, 2006 10:25 am) scopus (Sep 11, 2006 12:15 pm)
#35 of 64 New Saturn Vue by gasa765 Aug 07, 2006 (5:46 pm)
Sounds like people are getting a pretty good deal on their Saturns. We live in southern Ca and they're offering 10% off the 06's, but nothing on the 07's. We're interested in the Saturn Vue because it's towable behind our motorhome. Was a little disappointed with the interior of the Saturn Vue especially the shortness of the seat bottoms. Didn't seem to give as much support as I would've liked. But I did like the roomy feel of the Saturn Vue and the peppiness of the V6 engine. Didn't appreciate the salesman saying they had a couple of similar models with the features I wanted at other Saturn dealerships in the area, but then neglecting to call us when he received the invoices for those vehicles. Found out a few days later from the internet manager those had already been sold! A courtesy call would've been nice, but maybe they're selling so fast they don't have time for future prospective customers. We'll still consider a Saturn Vue, but it's going to have to be a heck of a deal.
#36 of 64 supplier pricing by bxd Sep 07, 2006 (3:27 pm)
I am considering a 2007 Vue 4 cylinder. Can anyone give me a supplier price to use as a reference point? Let's say a completely stripped model with just ABS brakes perhaps?? Or any amount of options really, as long as I know what's on it I will get a good ballpark figure. Thanks! Brian

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