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Replying to: harvpt (Sep 13, 2005 3:47 pm) Don't worry, be happy.  -juice
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Replying to: ateixeira (Sep 14, 2005 6:29 am) Be glad they have offered a loaner.. Just like free money.. It isn't as though you are paying for the car, yet... regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: kyfdx (Sep 14, 2005 6:31 am) When you look at it that way, the longer they take, the better your deal becomes. The price just keeps dropping. Pray for more delays. LOL -juice |
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I think he is not asking about the issue so much as the delay on the 5 LTDs. I wonder if its to change over to allow the 5 LTDs to be able to have NAV and DVD options now...
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Replying to: cluelesspa (Sep 14, 2005 7:19 am) I'm just trying to focus on the positive - free car!  -juice
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Replying to: ateixeira (Sep 14, 2005 7:34 am) . Put as many miles as you feel like and test out the capabilities of the car (within reason of course). I'd love it if they take some time to deliver the car. By taking the loaner, you're forcing them to be quick about it since they know you're putting more and more miles on the loaner everyday. Yeah, sales people always flavor certain facts in a way that serves their purpose so I get how you feel. But that's just a part of buying a car. So it seems that you've not signed/paid for the car yet. To make yourself feel better, you can always ask for some small accessory before you do sign and pay for the car. (keychain or all-season floor mats). Hey, if they take a while, you have time to really get to know the car and potentially change your mind and decide on a different car or options.
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Replying to: tyyeh0 (Sep 14, 2005 9:55 pm) LOL! -juice |
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anybody bought a B9 for invoice or less?
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Replying to: owens2 (Sep 17, 2005 8:03 am) |
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B9 Tribeca Limited 5-Passenger with Cargo Tray, Rear Bumper Cover, Front Bumper Underguard Subtotals may not equal totals due to rounding and laziness. MSRP: $33,235 Invoice from Kelly Blue Book/Edmunds: $30,816 (New Car Blue Book Value: $32,049) (Edmunds True Market Value: $32,983 - Southern California adjustment) Sales Price: $31,091 ($275 over invoice) Acquisition Fee: $595 Document Fee: $45 Vehicle Total: $31,731 CA DMV Fee: $265 CA Tire Fee: $8.75 CAP Reduction: $1,000 To change terms to 15K miles with same monthly payment - $300 CAP reduction or $10/month for 36 months - at $0.15/mile, break-even at 2,000 to 2,400 miles over Total CAP Reduction: $1,300 Adjusted CAP Cost: $30,430 Residual Factor: 60% (for 15K miles... it would have been 61% for 12K miles) Residual Value: $19,941 Down Payment: $1,300 CAP Reduction $107 Tax on CAP Reduction (8.25%) $265 DMV fees $9 Tire fees $400 first month payment Total Down: $2,080 Money Factor: 0.00155 Monthly Base Payment: $369.44 Monthly Tax: $30.48 Monthly Payment: $400 At end of lease: Depreciation: $10,490 Finance/Rent Charge: $2,811 Sales Tax: $1,204 Total of All Payments: $14,398 Disposition Fee: $300 Total Lease Cost: $16,105 Per month (net): $447 |
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