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653 messages, Last post on Nov 19, 2009 at 7:04 AM
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Replying to: pengwin (Dec 21, 2007 3:25 pm) Can you tell me where are you located? What color is the exterior/interior? The $25k OTD sounds like a good deal. I got a quote for $26k OTD on a 07 2.0T sedan with smoke beige exterior and beige interior. Automatic, moonroof, and cold weather package. I was ready to go sign the purchase papers tomorrow until I saw your posting. Please let me know your location and if you did buy the car at $25k OTD. Thanks.
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Replying to: gunrabbit (Dec 25, 2007 11:13 pm) |
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waterdr "Saabs depreciate faster then any car on the planet in the first few years, then they seem to slow down, because "it's a Saab." Take into account that your $"32k" price tag was really closer to $27,000 to $28,000 with the incentives that were given at the time. The reason that Saabs depreciate so fast is because it is so closely competing against the new car deal. Why would someone buy a year old car for 23k or 24k (and have a $500 payment) when they can either buy a new one at 26-28k or lease a new one at $400-$500? Consumers always want to compare it to sticker and not the price they paid. Thats why is starts to slow down after the first 3 years or so.
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