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337 messages, Last post on Nov 02, 2009 at 10:17 AM
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Howdy! New here, so please be patient! Wanting to lease an LR3. Nothing down. 750 + fico. Sticker price is $54,945. We have an x-plan price of $52,039. Plenty of income. What type of money factor should I expect? (I keep getting quotes of 0.00329 or so, which seems really high! I would hate to get a great deal, then get hosed on the financing!!!)
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Replying to: sumosama (Jun 13, 2005 7:16 pm) |
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Replying to: cpp (May 23, 2005 7:02 pm) On couple of occasions, I chose to waste time and take my car to Hoffman Estate. I also tried to buy Land Rover twice from Lake Bluff and they treat me poorly and giving me ridiculously expensive offers. Land Rover of Winnetka and Barrington (Barrington location is closed now, some of sales people were moved to Hoffman Estate) were a lot better about trying to get my business. I am sure when it is time to replace my Land Rover I will go to one of those places I hope it is useful
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Replying to: dmelnik1 (Jun 23, 2005 8:15 am) |
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Paid $47,785 for HSE7 in Buckingham Blue/ Black Interior. Optioned with cold weather package, convenience package, Rear Seat Package, Towing Package..basically came with everything else..Lighting, Navigation, upgraded wheels (terrible tire choice though) Lexicon DSP etc. Deleted the rear seat dvd player as i like to do my own installation in this area (preference of proprietary hardware) Only thing wished for was the cooler box but realized that a regular cooler was just as good. Will add Brush guard, Roof Rack, Winch, Skid plates if anyone can point me in a preferable direction. Wishes..if only Rover offered a cloth/synthetic interior. not a fan of leather or it's upkeep. Delete options such as auto sensing wipers (not a big fan of them). That's pretty much it Others considered, Volvo XC90 v8 and BMW X5 3.0, 4.4 and 4.8is Volvo test drive: Overboosted steering but nice comfort and ergonomics. Engine seemed a bit peaky and noisier. Seems everyone has a volvo. Wanted something a little more unique. BMW..3 litre only one with manual option (big plus). but good torque best fuel economy here.but fully optioned was more expensive than the LR3 ..v8's when optioned were hard to justify price esp. considering the only difference between the 6 and 8 cylinders was 1 second in acceleration time. towing capacities were the same across the board. Have BMW's already so wanted to try a different marque. LR3: Buying experience as simple as our previous experience buying BMW. Fill out sheet, check off what you want, locate your financing and put $1000 down to commit to the build. Pick up car on assigned date. Couldn't be easier or simpler. Why would you want to shop any other way. Each of the trucks were pretty equivalent when fully optioned but the LR3 was the best value: Ford PAG deep pockets R&D Rover heritage BMW suspension development, lighting and various other technologies Jaguar motor pretty decent lineages!
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Replying to: kandg (Jul 01, 2005 7:46 pm)
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Replying to: grommet (Jul 07, 2005 7:19 am)
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