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438 messages, Last post on Oct 22, 2009 at 10:11 PM
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Replying to: damavr (Nov 14, 2004 6:10 am) If you are looking for a good price without hassle, try Carmax. I was amazed at how good their price was. On the same model they were at $34,500 +/-. Whatever it was, was only about $25 over invoice. WOW! The dealer is in Wash DC/Balt area and can not (or will not) transfer to local Carmax. You can find the price online and they had about 11 this morning of which 5 were LE editions. |
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Well, I have seen a few baby armadas on the road. The 05 Pathfinder are taking longer because of the problems with the Titan. They are trying to make sure they don't repeat the same mistakes with the new pathfinder. They probably won't have a lot till around the Spring. I am surprised they have so many Le's on the market. I was considering getting a used 2002 pathfinder le until to the 2005 pathfinders become more negotiable. I have not driven the 2004 pathfinder or the 2005 pathfinder. The reports definitely point towards the 2005 pathfinder. I think Christmas right around the corner won't make them so negotiable. |
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I used the 'Blast Fax' technique 4 years ago on my 01 PF and it worked like a charm. So, I decided to give it a go on the new 05 PF LE w/NAV. I sent a fax to 10 local Nissan Dealers and the response was great! I received 4 immediate faxes back and 3 calls with their Best Offers. The quotes came in at $36,300, $35,800 $35,500, $35,300 and the best offer is $35,000. I plan to pick up my new Pathie this week.
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Replying to: dtmiller (Nov 20, 2004 12:43 pm) One question, did you just ask for their best offers or did you suggest what you wanted to pay? I've heard dealers get so many of these "quote" requests that they ignore a lot of them, but maybe that's not true. $35, 000 is a great deal, I guess it depends on the competition that exists in the area.
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Replying to: damavr (Nov 14, 2004 6:10 am) |
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Replying to: pghpa2 (Nov 07, 2004 5:06 am)
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Replying to: lsf9635 (Nov 22, 2004 2:30 pm) kirstie_h Roving Host & Future Vehicles Host |
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Replying to: jager32 (Nov 21, 2004 8:32 pm) Here's an insert of my fax: Nissan Dealers RE: Purchase of 2005 Nissan Pathfinder Attention Nissan Sales Managers: My wife and I currently own a 2001 Nissan Pathfinder and plan to purchase a 2005 Nissan Pathfinder this month. Like all perspective buyers, we are looking to obtain the best deal, as well as develop a dealer/client relationship for years to come. I have indicated what I am looking for below: · 2005 Nissan Pathfinder LE · Super Black, Granite, Storm Gray or Silver Lightning Exterior · Graphite Interior · Navigation Package |
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We just bought a silver 2005 Pathfinder LE 4x4 with navigation. Great looking SUV, did a lot of research between the Pathfinder and the Pilot. Also looked at the Minivans (Odyssey versus Sienna) and finally decided minivan was not for us even thought they have a lot more room. The silver pathfinder looks great and the Navigation system is great. We debated in paying the extra $1,300 (invoice price) for the 7 inch dvd screen but decided it was not worth it. You can get an after market from your local electronics retailer for less than that with bigger screen and more features. Or you can buy 2 portable DVD players for $500 or less. Now for the actual transaction: The invoice price on the car: LE 4x4 $32,138 Navi $ 1,735 Floor M $ 168 Splash G $ 108 Body M $ 92 cabin Fi $ 39 Destin $ 560 Invoice $34,840 The dealer showed me his invoices and it matched edmunds at $34,840. I did have a trade in with KBB value at $10,000. I gave them an offer of buying the Pathfinder at invoice $34,840 and give them my 99 CRV at $9,500 giving them a profit of $500 plus what else they could sell the CRV for. After a lot of negotiating and the sale manager coming in and me getting up couple of times to leave they accepted the offer. So realisticly price paid was invoice plus $500 for $35,340. I believe if did not have the trade in I could have even gotten the Pathfinder at invoice plus $300 but I did not want to waste more time to save $200. This is the best month to buy if the dealer has it on the lot you ca buy it at least in my area at invoice plus a few hundred bucks which is $2000 less of what edmunds shows as TMV what other are paying. Good luck. |
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