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We looked at an Aveo 5 door economy version about 2 weeks ago. The dealer called yesterday and said chevy has a new rebate of $1000. So we get $1000 rebate, plus another $1000 for being a current Ford owner (2000 or newer ford). I think the sticker price was about 10K Minus $2000 chevy rebate (apparently just released). Add tax, delivery etc. Minus my GM rebate from our credit card of $1450. Michigan tax is 6% Out the door price is $7650. So if you didn't have any GM credit card rebates, it would be about $9000 with tax, or about $8600 without tax. I guess for a car without air, just manual everything, is it a good deal?? |
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The SVM is a great car, if you are not needing A/C. And a wonderful value for the money. Moreover, at $7,650 plus the money you save in gas, you definately come out a winner in the end.
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Replying to: gene_fitz (Apr 27, 2008 2:29 am) A used Aveo with about 6000 miles was being listed for sale on ebay for a higher price. So I think this must be one of the lowest price in the year for this model. I think we could have saved a few more hundreds if I had bartered. But I didn't feel like bartering too much. I know that most of the time, if you bring the invoice to another dealer, he'll knock a few more hundreds off. So folks, you can print up my post, and take it to a dealer, and likely will beat me by at least a hundred bucks. The rebate might run out at the end of the month... Or maybe not. |
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A reporter would like to talk to consumers who are in the market for a compact, subcompact or hybrid vehicle but have had trouble finding one. Please respond to jwahl edmunds.com with your daytime contact information along with the vehicle you are shopping for no later than Thursday, June 19th.
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I have a quote from Casey Chevrolet in Newport News, VA for $14,500 "out the door" under the GM family first plan. Does this seem like a reasonable price. I am nervous about this car as I see a lot of people on car-space seem to be having problems and CR ranked it a 36 out of 100. I commute about 240 miles a week and need something reliable. My 99 Ford Escort has about 200,000 miles and has to be repaired about twice a month so I need to replace it  . Thanks in advance for any input.
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Replying to: amethiste (Jul 06, 2008 10:44 am) Impossible to say with the info you provided. How is the car equipped? What options?
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Replying to: busiris (Jul 06, 2008 12:39 pm)  Sorry about that. It is the LT trim with automatic transmission which includes: AM/FM stereo with CD MP3 player and aux input jack Cruise Control Fog Lamps folding, power adjustable, heated mirrors Remote keyless entry, theft deterrent system Bucket Seats with adjustable headrest 15 in aluminum wheels Power windows also: Steering Wheel controls for the audio system
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Replying to: amethiste (Jul 06, 2008 1:27 pm) AM/FM stereo with CD MP3 player and aux input jack Cruise Control Fog Lamps folding, power adjustable, heated mirrors Remote keyless entry, theft deterrent system Bucket Seats with adjustable headrest 15 in aluminum wheels Power windows also: Steering Wheel controls for the audio system I can only estimate, since I have no idea of your actual location. But, according to Edmunds... MSRP is around 15,580. Invoice is about 14,700. That is before any rebates. Personally, I would suggest you research a few other models, such as Toyota Corolla, Nissan Sentra, Hundai and Honda Fit. The MPG of the Aveo seems to be all over the board by posters on these forums, and for just a little more money, you can have a larger vehicle with the same or better mpg. But, if you have your mind set on the Aveo, I suggest you send your requirements to 3 or 4 dealers nearby via email, and see what they offer. That will give you the best idea if the price is competitive or not.
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Replying to: busiris (Jul 06, 2008 5:10 pm) |
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