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#88 of 831 2005 golf tdi gsl just bought by ro9beam2002 Jul 15, 2005 (6:19 pm)
just picked a pretty good deal at karen radley acura vw , on a 2005 golf tdi gsl, 5spd manual.. with the esp option...cold weather package.. and cd changer option... i paid 19493.00... and he threw in some monster mats... plus the destination charge was included..... basically 500-600 dollars under invoice and got the 3.9% for 60 months too boot........ couldnt believe i got it under invoice that much.... basically they gave me most of there hold back money.... the car only had 14 miles and was parked in the showroom the whole time.... norm at karen was very nice ..... they dont have anymore but i highly recommend there dealership........great people
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#90 of 831 Passat GLS TDI sedan purchase price by wnichols Jul 17, 2005 (11:36 am)
I'm looking at a new 2005 Passat, only option is leather with wood, which I don't really need. But it's the color we like and it's available (getting hard to find).   Edmund's TMV is $27,340. This is only $525 less than MSRP and still $1835 over invoice. Isn't it possible to do better (esp. with the manufacturer to dealer cash of $500 out there now)?   Would we be able to get a better discount on the wagon vs. the sedan since they are more prevalent at this dealer? Replies to this message: gagrice (Jul 17, 2005 5:05 pm) portmurrayesq (Jul 26, 2005 6:50 am)
#91 of 831 Re: Passat GLS TDI sedan purchase price [wnichols] by gagrice Jul 17, 2005 (5:05 pm)
Replying to: wnichols (Jul 17, 2005 11:36 am) I love my 2005 Passat TDI wagon. I paid under invoice in Portland Oregon. No TDIs in CA. I got the leather/wood, ESP and 17" wheels. Great little car. You can get an email price from Armstrong VW in Gladstone Oregon and tell your dealer to match or you are taking a vacation to get your new car. I paid $26,589 cash out the door. If I was a previous VW owner it would have been $500 less.
#92 of 831 2005 tdi by jwolf7722 Jul 24, 2005 (4:55 am)
is 22800 out the door a good price on a 05 jetta tdi. or should i shop around some more. only upgrade are 16in wheels everything else is what comes on it standard. also my dealership i went to said there was no deals going on. isnt there a 500 off for tdi's.
#93 of 831 Passat GLS TDI sedan w/leather - $25902 by vespers Jul 24, 2005 (6:28 am)
What do you think about:   2005 Passat GLS TDI sedan Silverstone gray gray leather + wood package ESP   $25902 + 195 processing - 500 owner loyalty.   decent deal? (d.c. metro area) Replies to this message: gagrice (Jul 24, 2005 7:18 am) tomatopie (Aug 04, 2005 8:54 am)
#94 of 831 Re: Passat GLS TDI sedan w/leather - $25902 [vespers] by gagrice Jul 24, 2005 (7:18 am)
Replying to: vespers (Jul 24, 2005 6:28 am) Sounds good to me. I think buying the last of a model year is safer than the first. They have the bugs worked out.
#95 of 831 Re: Passat GLS TDI sedan purchase price [wnichols] by portmurrayesq Jul 26, 2005 (6:50 am)
Replying to: wnichols (Jul 17, 2005 11:36 am) I've been shopping for a 2005 Passat GLS TDI wagon, and I've found a number of dealers willing to part with one for a price at or close to invoice. My suggestion: go to the VW web page & search dealers w/in 250 miles of your zip code. Search through the inventory of every dealer, and ask for price quotes on the cars that meet your specs. You'll get back a range of prices, some of them at dealer cost. Then, use the numbers to negotiate with the dealers closest to you. It worked for me. I'm paying $25,286 (plus tax & DMV fees) for the car with leatherette. I found a few cars with the leather, but I couldn't justify the extra $ (not to mention the life of the beast). But you need to act quickly. I got quotes back on cars that were gone within days, and many dealers have none in stock at all. By the way, if you get an email back asking you to come in for a test drive, respond by asking for a price; they want to get you in there, but they'll give up a price if that's the only way to keep your attention.   I'm taking delivery later today, and I'm psyched!
#96 of 831 Re: Passat GLS TDI sedan w/leather - $25902 [vespers] by tomatopie Aug 04, 2005 (8:54 am)
Replying to: vespers (Jul 24, 2005 6:28 am) For comparison, I just got:   2005 Passat GLS TDI sedan Silverstone gray no listed options. it did come with the heated seats & mirrors and nice floor mats. Standard leatherette seats.   There were about 5 left on the lot, and no more coming in, and no 2006 TDI models on the horizon.   I spent $23,677 (not eligible for owner loyalty). Pitcairn VW, Langhorne, PA Tags came to another $145, and then PA sales tax. To get it the leather option, it would have cost another $1,000-$1,500.   I think you should be able to shave $1,000 off the price you quoted.
#97 of 831 TDI $1200 OVER MSRP by scrum Aug 25, 2005 (7:26 am)
Pretty funny, huh? Down here in the wonderful panhandle of Florida a few dealerships are trying to sell me a TDI for $1200 over MSRP. They act like I am an idiot when I don't agree with them it is a great deal.   For a few people the idea of a diesel is to conserve fuel and help he environment. For the rest of us we are cheap SOB's that want to save $$$. So why pay about $3000 more for a diesel when it will take you 5 or more years to break even?   We don't really want the Jetta in any form, but we like the idea of saving some serious scratch over our Murano by getting a base TDI. Replies to this message: wai (Aug 25, 2005 9:57 am) scrum (Aug 25, 2005 12:01 pm) bmoccia (Aug 25, 2005 2:57 pm) mgwashburn (Sep 14, 2005 6:54 pm) and 2 more...

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