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Re: Aero pricing quote - reasonable at 21,275? [cindylu] by scootertrash2
Jul 26, 2005 (8:23 pm)

Replying to: cindylu (Jul 26, 2005 5:15 pm)

My opinion is that you should check GM's website, or even right here on Edmunds, and arm yourself with the facts rather than the opinions of strangers.
#114 of 156
Re: Aero pricing quote - reasonable at 21,275? [cindylu] by kyfdx HOST
Jul 27, 2005 (6:23 am)

Replying to: cindylu (Jul 26, 2005 5:15 pm)

She might be quoting your price on a hypothetical car... and, coming up with the MSRP on a car that she actually has in stock...
 
You might ask her to fax you the info and a copy of the window sticker, so you can see for yourself... Before you commit to an out of state trip..
 
regards,
kyfdx
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Re: Aero pricing quote - reasonable at 21,275? [cindylu] by ronsteve
Jul 27, 2005 (2:10 pm)

Replying to: cindylu (Jul 26, 2005 5:15 pm)

Ignore the bad "sticker price" that was mentioned and go directly to what you're getting it for. The employee price (after rebate) for a base Aero is $19425, and invoice on the auto tranny and cold weather comes to $1790. So that should put you right around that $21200 ballpark, and depending on any other goodies that might be on the car, the quote may be dead on.
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Re: Aero pricing quote - reasonable at 21,275? [ronsteve] by cindylu
Jul 30, 2005 (8:09 pm)

Replying to: ronsteve (Jul 27, 2005 2:10 pm)

After getting further information on the "employee discount", as well as all options - the price was indeed high.... by only 75 cents. Bought it.
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smoke from under hood by cindylu
Jul 30, 2005 (8:33 pm)
Took delivery of a 9-2x Aero (automatic tranny) today, and after about 10 mins of city driving, took it on the fwy for 50 miles. After turning off the engine, it smelled like oil burning - and white smoke seeped from the hood scoop. After opening the hood, the smoke seemed to come from the rear of the engine on the passenger's side. After further driving, the smell continued when I turned the engine off, but no smoke was detected.
 
Was this a factory solvent burning off normally, or should I be concerned?
 
ps: I haven't taken it beyond 4000 rpm, but it did get to 90 mph on the highway before the incident occurred. Other than this smoking issue, I'm extremely happy with the car.
#118 of 156
Re: smoke from under hood [cindylu] by crikey
Jul 31, 2005 (7:30 am)

Replying to: cindylu (Jul 30, 2005 8:33 pm)

This seems to be what your initial intuition was -- factory solvent burning off normally. I think most new cars go through this. You do have enough engine oil, in there, right?
 
How was the auto Aero, BTW, driving-wise? How do you find the turbo lag? Is it bad or liveable?
#119 of 156
Re: smoke from under hood [cindylu] by qbrozen
Jul 31, 2005 (10:36 am)

Replying to: cindylu (Jul 30, 2005 8:33 pm)

I also agree with your initial assessment. Just make sure all the fluid tanks are at their proper levels and give it a few days of driving to see if it goes away.
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Re: smoke from under hood [crikey] by cindylu
Jul 31, 2005 (11:00 am)

Replying to: crikey (Jul 31, 2005 7:30 am)

I guess it's the cosmoline that's put on before shipping to prevent surface corrosion during ocean transport. That's what I've been told. Regardless, it hasn't done it today - the smell's not there anymore, either.
 
Concerning the automatic - it's not bad at all. It's quicker than our '95 Camry. Once the break-in period is over I'll give it full throttle (right now it's not getting past 4000 rpm. I've not driven the manual, which is surely more spirited off the line - but on the highway this automatic is superb. When passing a car you quickly get up to 90 mph without even realizing it. Our driving is primarily city and Detroit-area highway sprints - so the automatic suits us just fine.
 
Overall, I really couldn't be happier with this car. ">
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Re: smoke from under hood [cindylu] by crikey
Jul 31, 2005 (1:30 pm)

Replying to: cindylu (Jul 31, 2005 11:00 am)

Thanks for your feedback,Cindy. I'm still contemplating about getting one tomorrow. There's a Satin Grey Auto 9-2X Aero with Cold Package at the closest dealership to me. It's just a matter of what I can get for my trade. If the numbers are right, I may pull the trigger. Lord knows I don't want another car payment (current daily driver was paid off years ago) but the deal is too hard to ignore.
#122 of 156
9-2x by cindylu
Jul 31, 2005 (3:39 pm)

Replying to: crikey (Jul 31, 2005 1:30 pm)

Get it. If it's an automatic, don't pay attention to the boy racers who advise against it. It's a wonderful car for the $21,075 out-the-door price I got. Gas mileage could be better (averaged 25 mpg on the highway yesterday after picking it up 200 miles away), but it's about the same as what I'm used to. And the insurance cost is surprisingly cheap, too.
 
I like it more every time I drive it.

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