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Replying to: madmax252 (Jun 19, 2005 10:11 pm) As I said, we LOVED the SAAB but for what we perceived as uninspired acceleration. I will call the dealer for another drive and, yes, it is the one with 210 HP that we test drove. Just for the record, I am not a gear head, I don't drive at high speeds or otherwise dangerously but I do like some "umph" off the line. Back to the SAAB dealership it is then! So, how much are others getting off the 9-3 Arc convertible other than the standard GM employee discount? Thanks, Jon. |
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Replying to: dante (Jun 19, 2005 2:42 pm) It's something you might get used to, but if you can wait, the v6 will be a *lot* better. And, although there are good deals on the saabs now, they're not unique--there have been great deals on the 'verts in the past. dave |
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Seems like an awful lot of people have leased these this month, but I can't put my finger on the actual numbers. I've dug throught the posts here, but maybe I missed something. Can someone who has leased a 9-3 this month chime in? I'm looking for Residual for 36 mo./10K or 12K and I'd like to know what kind of Money Factor Saab is offering. Thanks |
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Replying to: dante (Jun 19, 2005 2:42 pm) |
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Replying to: ckingtw (Jun 18, 2005 10:33 pm) I've been quoted by 2 different dealers, one in MA, and other in FL for 93 Linear: Sale price $24,416 w/auto trans and the metallic paint which is supposed to include the (1) Employee discount which I was quoted to be $26,894 (MSRP $28,920), and less (2) $2500 incentive (purchase). Your price of $23,900 seems to be in line with the quotes I received for auto trans only. Questions: (1) Has anyone been able to negotiate out of the $500 extra for the metallic paint? (2) One of the dealers in FL also is trying to charge $550 for a "Dealer Service Fee", which is highly inflated. How far down have people been able to negotiate to a "fair" price? (3) Any more insights into the greater incentives GM will have for Saab? These 2 dealers are saying they are running low on inventory for 2005 already.
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Replying to: buy_low (May 16, 2005 4:58 am) it seems like the dealer that you worked with was willing to negotiate on pricing and such. It seems like you got a very nice price. Would you mind sharing the name of your dealer? Thank you |
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Replying to: sasha3372 (Jun 21, 2005 7:51 pm)
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Replying to: billyk01 (Jun 23, 2005 1:57 pm) |
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Hi, I posted this on the 9-2 board also. Anyone know whether Saabs are eligible for GM card points? Since GM is pulling out the stops to sell vehicles, I wonder if GM is allowing GM Card to be used for Saab purchase or lease. Thanks, |
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I checked the Saab website yesterday about the GM discount and final cost of the 9-3 Linear, the price is listed as $22681 with the GM discount - does anyone know if this includes the lease incentives that the dealers are offering? Or should I subtract the $2500-4500 from the $22681? And, how can I find out how much the lease incentives really are? I visited a dealer yesterday in Central New Jersey that quoted me the following: Initial Cap Cost $24,872 (Including auto trans and heated seats, and supposedly after discounts and incentives) Bank Fee $795 Registration $230 Doc Fee $169 $753.88 down/$347.38 per month for a 36 month/10,000 mile lease Does this sound okay? By the way, I need your advice quickly, I'm leaving for another dealership at 2:00 eastern. Thanks!
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