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156 messages, Last post on Aug 07, 2006 at 10:35 AM
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They didn't have much inventory.. not even a manual transmission Aero model, so I didn't drive one.. But, I got the skinny on the new pricing.. On an MSRP of $31,900, the GM Employee price (now available to everyone) was around $29,300. Subtract $6000 incentive from that, and you have $23,300, or $8600 less than MSRP. Of course, on a lower MSRP car, the savings will be less, but it seems that the deals are about $500 lower than the GM Supplier pricing with the $7000 incentive from last month.. But, this dealer said that no more cars are being imported for this model year.. What was at the port and from other dealers is all he had access to.. He made it sound like he wouldn't get any more cars from the port, unless he requested one. He also said that existing Saab customers have purchased none of the 9-2Xs at his dealership.. He said he gets a lot of Japanese brand buyers, especially Subaru owners, as his car sells for less than a comparable WRX. regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jun 02, 2005 10:31 am) Is supplier pricing = dealer invoice? I missed May incentives but am heading to the dealer this week. I appreciate any comments about June deals. I am not a Suburu guy, and drive a 2000 9-3, but will test drive the 92-x linear. If I like, i will buy. Need the AWD where I live. Thanks, nlightn |
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seems like about $7,500 - $8,500 off MSRP, depending on the model, is the going ballpark range. Supply, however, seems to be a problem, so you may not have the opportunity to be pickey. A linear with some options for 17ish doesn't sound like a bad deal at all. |
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When playign around with the payment calculator on the Saab website, it lists the interest rate for the Linear as 0% and the Aero as 9.49%. Obviously you could do better with a bank on the Aero, but has anyone financed through Saab? Are you getting the 0%? Is it only on the Linear? Thanks.
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2005 Linear with Automatic and cold package. MSRP: 253xx. GM Employee price - $5000 rebate = $18,5xx. This dealer in NJ was very nice and told me this is the best price, Is it? Thanks in advance for any comments.
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Replying to: amychowus (Jun 06, 2005 4:58 am) |
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Replying to: amychowus (Jun 06, 2005 4:58 am) However, I have decided not to pursue the quote, so I do not know how reliable it was... |
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Replying to: enroncfo (Jun 05, 2005 7:26 am) Jim |
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I see advertised for $17,992. I believe this ad has run for a couple of weeks, so maybe they have a few and there's no stampede.
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Replying to: kernick (Jun 11, 2005 6:36 am) 3 Aero.. all automatics 4 Linear.. two auto, two manual.. They also own the dealership in Dayton.. Not sure of the stock there, but he did say he had one manual transmission Aero at that facility. |
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