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149 messages, Last post on Dec 08, 2007 at 11:24 PM
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| Obviously from the lack of traffic lately here, Ford better roll out 25% discounts on Five Hundred/Montego. There are NONE in my neighborhood and only ONE in my parking lot at work in Chesapeake VA. FYI, the legal definition of a "New Car" is it has never been been titled. My definition is virgin, undamaged, undriven since it came off the hauler, plastic still on the interior! Otherwise, it's time to cough up BIG discounts! A "New Car" that is damaged and repaired before titled, is still a "New Car". | |
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I've recently test drove a 2006 Camry XLE V6 and 2006 Mecury Montego FWD Premier and taught they were very similar cars. The Camry was more smoother and would have a ride quality of 8 out of 10 while the Mecury Montego more bumpy would be rated at 7 out of 10. The Camry would feel faster too. Also, Toyota will have a redesign Camry coming out this spring 2006 for the Camry 2007. It's going to be better and faster. That is what I call "Moving Forward". While the Toyota Avalon would ride a litte more smoother than both, I wish the Mecury Montego would be much smoother and faster. Camry XLE V6 2006 final price with tax,title and license is $23,557.00 . ($1,000 rebate) Compared to Mecury dealer wanting final price of $27,400.00 for the 2006 mecury Montego FWD Preimer with Reverse sensing and sunroof. (they said final price include $1,000 rebate with $750 for Katrina victums) It's still cost more and the Camry is a little better. I would buy that Montego FWD Premier if it was price at about $21,337.00 which would be about $7400 off of MSRP. Ford/Mecury need to stop overpricing their cars & trucks. So I ended up with the 2006 Camry XLE V6.
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Replying to: heypeace (Feb 08, 2006 8:28 pm) A more direct competitor to the Camry is the Milan. It's a little smaller than the Camry, but not by much. it's also slightly cheaper. A Camry XLE V6 w/ option A (heated seats) lists for $26,700 A Milan Premier V6 w/ heated seats & moonroof lists for $25,180. |
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Ok here is the deal and feel free to say if you think I got a good or poor deal. Ford 500 SEL FWD Free Leather dual seat control ,(439) powermoonroof,(53F)safety package,(76R)reverse sensing system. MSRP $26715 Invoice $24894 -1000 under invoice -1000 Rebate Total $22894 then add $1450 tax and tags-$24344 out door today
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Replying to: x1630s (Feb 28, 2006 6:06 pm) |
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| Portsmouth Ford in Portsmouth, NH has Ford Five Hundred SEL AWD with leather and moonroof for $22,495.00 with no doc fees. Sticker price is #27,970.00 after the reduction for leather seats. Thought someone could use this for comparison shopping. May be worth the trip for some of you. | |
No one bought a Ford or Montego since March?
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Replying to: luvmbooty (May 10, 2006 7:52 pm)
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Replying to: slider7 (May 10, 2006 8:32 pm) |
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Sacramento area Ford dealer was advertising base Five Hundreds for $16,500 back in February. Chevy really improved the ugly front end of the Monte Carlo, hope Ford can do the same for the Five Hundred. |
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