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Replying to: rfthomas (Feb 07, 2006 11:38 am) Yep. I made sure of it by calling Lehman Saab in Mechanicsburg, PA as well as the dealerships in Wilmington and Raleigh, NC. I was a little sceptical, at first, but it worked out. Having said that...We bought a Volvo XC90 two years ago using the military sales program AND they credited time served deployed in Afghanistan and iraq to qualify for the "overseas delivery." They credited me the $2k for the trip and the price was unbeatable. When it was delivered to the port, the government charged import duties on it. Since the dealership told me, and in writing, that I would nave "no additional charges" they begrudgingly paid the $1700 import fee. I guess they just weren't that familar with the program. So, because of that experience, I was very careful about watching the numbers on this lease. I was happy to see they did honor it and I am very happy with the car. jeff
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Replying to: jworthington (Feb 07, 2006 6:20 pm) Thanks for the tip that lease is now possible on military disc. Leased yesterday. Pulled ahead three months on 2003 9-3 Arc 2.0T 9-3 Aero Metallic Cold weather Auto (no manual in stock) Touring MSRP 36,265 Military price 31,0-- 500$ loyalty 27 month/12k 3.94% residual 25,022 (69%) Monthly 379$ (includes 8.8% WA tax) 0$ drive-off It's a totally different car than my '03 9-3 Arc. Thanks, Roy
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Replying to: rfthomas (Feb 13, 2006 12:27 pm) Congratulations! I am very happy so far. Of course, I have seen a couple other leases where the price or drive off seemed a little different, but I am overall very satisfied. The car is awesome. I love the way it drives. We take it in this Friday for the customization just to take care of those little quirks we all have. Thankfully Saab will let you do that on their car. I wonder why other automakers won't? Hmm. Well, happy Saabing. I just receive my SAABNET.com shirt and license plate holder for my membership. Jeff |
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Hi Carman, Thanks for this great service. I've already learned quite a bit here. I was wondering if you could provide current money factors and residual values on the 9-3 2.0T? I have been quoted the following: MSRP: 28,920 Base Invoice: 28,204 Lease Term: 27 months Residual Value: 70% Money Factor: 4.44% (0.00185) Saab Rebate: 1,000 Down Payment: 1,000 Monthly: 390.22 Does this sound like a reasonable deal to you? I plan to inquire about 36 and 48-month lease terms as well, but would like to know the money factor and residual values beforehand. Thanks for your help!
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Replying to: stevel13 (Jan 30, 2006 7:21 pm) Car_man Host Smart Shopper / Prices Paid Forums
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Replying to: hicharlie (Feb 20, 2006 9:52 pm) Car_man Host Smart Shopper / Prices Paid Forums
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Replying to: Car_man (Feb 22, 2006 5:19 am) Once again, thanks for your help! Charlie |
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I haven't seen much talk about the 9-3 Aero Convertible. I am debating between this car or the BMW 530. I am also debating between the manual and automatic. I live in South Florida and traffic can get pretty bad. Any feedback/experience with a 2006 lease on the Aero Convertible? I would need 15k miles per year and would prefer a 24 month lease. With no money down, what should I expect to pay each month? Lastly, did I read that Saab includes routine maintence with its lease? Thanks |
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Hi Car_man, You are a tremendous help for us. Would you know the residual value for 27-month, 15K/yr, lease for the 9-3T. Thanks. |
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