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Replying to: sg1 (Jun 12, 2009 11:53 am) At your quoted price, it would have to be CPO for me... the extra equipment and lower miles makes up for some extra... but, not $5K extra.. |
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Replying to: esobel (Jun 12, 2009 5:18 pm) I think Bluetooth has become standard, although I'm unsure. I do know that on the V6 XWD models, you get the limited slip differential (eLSD) that used to be exclusive to the Turbo X. The '08 Aero XWD models didn't have the eLSD... The new for 2009 2.0T XWD model doesn't have the limited slip differential either... For 2009 I think trim lines got shuffled around a bit, and instead of just having 2 models and option packages (2.0T and Aero) now there's a bunch of different "trims" with names like Comfort, Sport, Touring, etc. Still only 1 Aero model though... |
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| I'm looking at 2004 9-3 Aero with 40k miles, how much are people paying for 5 year old Saabs these days? | |
Test drove a bunch of convertibles and liked the Saab the best. The sales person offered me 34,000 for a brand new 2008 9-3 convertible 2.0T (MSRP 42,385). I left the dealer with him down to 32,000. We talked again 2 weeks later and he moved it down to 29,000. Now we are at $27,700 and I'm feeling good about it. Any suggestions on whether to take this?
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Replying to: gfisher85 (Jun 15, 2009 7:07 pm) http://www.saabofmilford.com/VehicleDetails/1096404554 ($16,355 off MSRP) http://www.saabofmilford.com/VehicleDetails/1096405574 ($16,735 off MSRP) http://www.longcadillac.com/AdWizardAd/2745833 ($15,500 off MSRP) These all have higher MSRPs though, so that'll affect the discount a little bit. Either way, it seems like you have a good thing going, so good luck with your purchase.
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Replying to: esobel (Jun 15, 2009 7:23 pm)
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Replying to: gfisher85 (Jun 16, 2009 5:20 pm) Of coarse, this only works with a new car .. I would be hesitant to buy a pre-owned car without seeing it first hand. Best of luck ..
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Replying to: pas914 (Jun 16, 2009 8:35 pm)
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Replying to: jayrider (Jun 22, 2009 2:09 pm) Now a preowned (CPO or not) or a Corporate/Demo is another story - a THOROUGH inspection would certainly be warranted (and advisable). To each his own - whatever makes you comfortable with a purchase of this size ..
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Help. After reading numerous messages regarding 9-3 Saabs, I am still in limbo regarding purchasing a Saab. I read numerous messages, and have found the most concerns with the cupholders, rear brakes, radio, and seats. I can work with these issues. I live in Atlanta, so traffic is always hectic. I found a 2007 Saab for $17,000 w// 29,000. Good Deal? I am tempted to purchase the car, but I am concerned about Saab and GM. I have a Honda with over 230,000 miles, but I wonder if I will be able to keep the Saab for several years and thousands of miles. I understand that longevity and regular maintanence are related. I do not know about longevity with Saabs, esp since I do not see many on the road. After numerous suggestions to purchase a Honda, Nissan, Toyota, I still keep looking at the Saab in the window. Any suggestions? 
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