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#105 of 157 Re: Deal set up [chetj] by chrylsersrt8 Jul 07, 2007 (2:15 pm)
Replying to: chetj (Jul 05, 2007 10:23 am) gotta give you credit 6500 for the unit you got was about as good as it gets for a new car.   granted 1. the cobalt/g5 has some advantages over the previous cav/sunfire   2. the cav/sunfire MSRP's were sooooooo unrealistic   BUT your deal tops just about any one I have ever seen   No tax in NH is always a plus   Good shopping brother
#106 of 157 Re: What I got [justus3] by chrylsersrt8 Jul 07, 2007 (2:27 pm)
Replying to: justus3 (Jul 05, 2007 10:54 pm) I got mine around the 13th of june and the $500 conquest was available at that time   The $500 conquest is still advertised in the NJ paper so i have to assume it is still valid today july 7th   Perhaps it was a regional promotion, I Am in the northeast   Call GM and ask them about it So long as you owned a no gm at the time you should qualify   Either way the cobalt you have is a different world compared to the NEON you traded.   Even if you missed the $500 it was still more than worth it   Simply drive the cobalt and enjoy You will certainly have less problems with the cobalt, it was well designed
#107 of 157 Just purchased a cobalt at a pretty good price!!! by delcorbett Aug 01, 2007 (8:18 pm)
I finally managed to get my loan together and get to a dealership. Maroone Chevy of Miami on 8th street. They were very polite and a pleasure to deal with. I had been dealing with a online salesman for about a month etching down the price. My final out the door price was 14,727.82 for a 2007 Summit white Cobalt LS with manual, exactly what I wanted. There was a 1000 cash back and I qualified for the GM Supplier Discount which was another 1000 off, so the price was 12,727.82. Not to bad, and with 2500 down and 200 dollar gap insurance from my credit union, the cost total financing is 10,427.82 over the next 4 years.   Well within my budget and a good reliable car with a great warrenty. Maybe I could have etched another couple hundred off but I am happy with the price. And I was tired of looking at car dealerships. Edmunds says the invoice is about 12,450 so I didn't do to awful. Replies to this message: poncho167 (Aug 02, 2007 4:16 am)
#108 of 157 Re: Just purchased a cobalt at a pretty good price!!! [delcorbett] by poncho167 Aug 02, 2007 (4:16 am)
Replying to: delcorbett (Aug 01, 2007 8:18 pm) Buying a car is not usually a fun experience. It sounds like you did your homework.
#109 of 157 rebates by seamonkey1 Aug 15, 2007 (3:36 pm)
Anyone know when the rebates change? There is currenty a $1000 rebate. Replies to this message: cmhj2000 (Aug 15, 2007 5:13 pm)
#110 of 157 Re: rebates [seamonkey1] by cmhj2000 Aug 15, 2007 (5:13 pm)
Replying to: seamonkey1 (Aug 15, 2007 3:36 pm) Programs change frequently. No one but the insiders know what and when. However, it's not unusual for things to change at the end of the month or just after a major holiday.
#111 of 157 Re: Break in advice. [grosloup] by jwesboy7 Aug 18, 2007 (10:08 pm)
Replying to: grosloup (Mar 11, 2007 7:43 am) FACT: There is no such thing as "Break-in" motor oil in a newly manufactured car. Also, conventional VS synthetic motor oil does not matter if changed according to the manufacturer recomendations- I have had several car at a 3-5K oil & filter change that have gone 160-250K miles....etc. In addition, I have had the same with synthetic oils! As far as a "new" car and when to make that ever supposed oil change, I have done 500-1K mls and the usual recomended 3-5K depending or the car that you have, and guess what- the same long term outcome was the same- a reliable car that had 150-250K miles on it over several years. MY POINT IS SIMPLE AND EXTREMELY ACCURATE- ROUTINE AND FOLLOW MANUFACTURE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SERVICE INTERVALS AND THE "LONG-TERM" RESULTS ARE IDENTICAL!!!!! THEREFORE, EVERYONE SHOULD STOP DISCUSSING CONVENTIONAL VS SYNTHETIC OILS AND THE MYTH OF "BREAK-IN" OIL. I HAVE TESTED IT ALL AND THE END RESULT DID NOT MATTER!!!! HOWEVER, IF ONE IS TRYING TO GET 10,000,000,000 MILES OUT OF THERE ENGINE, EXCLUDING TRANS, AC....ETC, THEN YEAH, GO AHEAD WITH SYNTHETIC, YOU PROBABLY WILL GET MORE. OTHERWISE SAVE YOUR MONEY, TIME AND THOUGHT- SPEND IT ON YOUR GIRL, GUY OR SPOUSE.   Jon Replies to this message: grosloup (Aug 19, 2007 2:48 am) cmhj2000 (Aug 19, 2007 4:20 am)
#112 of 157 Re: Break in advice. [jwesboy7] by grosloup Aug 19, 2007 (2:48 am)
Replying to: jwesboy7 (Aug 18, 2007 10:08 pm) To everyone his thoughts, believes and ways of spending there money. We are in a free country. Right?
#113 of 157 Re: Break in advice. [jwesboy7] by cmhj2000 Aug 19, 2007 (4:20 am)
Replying to: jwesboy7 (Aug 18, 2007 10:08 pm) SHEEEEEESH
#114 of 157 Cobalt Rebates?? by webbe Sep 13, 2007 (3:32 pm)
Hi, New Here, Can you tell me if their is any rebates for the Chevy Cobalt-how do I find out? Considering buyer a Cobalt but haven't decided to lease or the LT or LS. Haven't started negotiation yet.   Webbee Replies to this message: poncho167 (Sep 14, 2007 5:13 am) webbe (Sep 14, 2007 5:33 am) poncho167 (Sep 15, 2007 4:34 am)

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