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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Nissan Xterra Prices Paid & Buying Experiences
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Replying to: reuel3 (Aug 02, 2005 3:02 pm) |
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Hi all, After a test drive and some haggling this is what I'm looking at: 05 Granite S 4X4 Power, Utility, Protection Molding, Splash Guards Floormats, Mirror, Cabin Micro Retract. Cargo Final price from dealer: 22,290 + TTL That includes the rebate Any thoughts? (It'd be so great if I got feedback tonight, I'm wheeling and dealing again tomorrow  )
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Bought a 2005 Xterra "S" on the 18th at Planet Nissan in Las Vegas. MSRP with dealer add ons was $23,785. Dealer invoice was $22,273. With $2000 rebate got the Xterra for $20,273 + TTL. Granite color, with the power package, Moulding, Splash Guards, Floormats, Mirror, Cabin Micro Filter, etc. Dealer has quite a few S and SE on the lot. Great, no-hassle dealer!
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Hello, I was quoted via email $22,860 for the following: 2005 S 4x4 Automatic bdysd moldings retractable cargo cover floor mats protection pkg splash guards in-cabin micro filter MSRP: $26,650 The $22k price quote includes the $2,000 rebate being offered right now. Does this sound like a good price? Do you think there will be some neg. room since this $ was given to me by email....I haven't visited this dealership yet. Also, I want to look into leasing this vehicle just to see the difference in the monthly payments. In the case of a lease, is it correct to assume that the lease would be based upon the $22k price or does that price need to be re-negotiated? Thank you in advance for your response. Also, please bear with me...this is my first time posting here. Thanks!
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Replying to: crowhill (Nov 20, 2005 2:06 pm) Jagfin, was that for a stick or automatic? Thanks all!
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Replying to: crowhill (Nov 21, 2005 7:54 am) It was for an automatic.
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Replying to: jagfin (Nov 21, 2005 8:04 am)
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Replying to: crowhill (Nov 21, 2005 9:41 am) It was a 2 wheel and not a 4 x 4. Hope you find a deal for your Xterra. |
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Replying to: jeng (Nov 21, 2005 7:47 am) I searched through consumerreports and ordered the detail pricing guide that gave me the number to work with regarding how much to pay. Now i am trying to figure out how to change my xterra for a 4x4 model without loosing a lot of money in the process.
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Replying to: xtierra (Nov 21, 2005 7:40 pm) 1. those getting fairly discounted extended warrenties, do you happen to know what level of protection you are getting for that price? I know Nissan offers bronze through gold packages, and have been told the discounts usually don't cover as much as one would like (personally I would go with the absolute most coverage if I were spending anything on a warrenty). 2. What kind of financing are people getting. I am new to car buying and have seen much better deals in the past. I realize the current economy/interest rates etc play a big role in this, but with someone with reasonable credit, what would I be expecting to pay? thanks for humoring my perhaps naive questions -mente |
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