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#126 of 470 I got this quote for 2009 ford fusion - is this a good deal
by stevenkapoor
Mar 10, 2009 (9:18 am)
Hi Guys,
I received the following quote from North Central Ford in Dallas, TX. Do you think this is a good deal? Have you come across any better deals for the 09 fusions? Do you think I can push them for even more since they have quite a few in stock?
2009 FUSION SEL
2.3L I4 ENGINE
5-SPEED AUTO TRANSMISSION
CAMELLEATHER SEATING
.P225/50R17 V RATED TIRES
MOON & TUNE VALUE PACKAGE
POWER MOONROOF
AUDIOPHILE SOUND SYSTEM
REAR SPOILER
REVERSE SENSING
HEATED FRONT SEATS
TOTAL VEHICLE & OPTIONS 25,310
DESTINATION & DELIVERY 725.00
TOTAL BEFORE DISCOUNTS 26,035
Internet Sale Price $**20393.00
#127 of 470 Re: I got this quote for 2009 ford fusion - is this a good deal [stevenkapoor]
by explorerx4
Mar 10, 2009 (2:17 pm)
one thing you may want to think about, regardless of the price is the camel color interior.
the carpet is very hard to keep clean, if that matters to you.
#128 of 470 Re: I got this quote for 2009 ford fusion - is this a good deal [stevenkapoor]
by stevenkapoor
Mar 30, 2009 (4:10 pm)
bump!
anyone has any suggestions on what I can talk the dealer down to on this car? I am still thinking about this one.
#129 of 470 Re: Ford Fusion: Prices Paid & Buying Experience [kyfdx]
by mspearl
Mar 31, 2009 (6:29 pm)
how much would the monthly payment be for a 2007 ford fusion 14 SEL?
#130 of 470 Ordered Ford Fusion Hybrid
by wpwoodjr
Apr 01, 2009 (6:30 am)
On Mar 31 I ordered a green Fusion Hybrid with black leather (package 502a - the works). I got it for $28,875 + $775 dealer prep + $470 "FDAF Assessment" (whatever that is) for a total of $30,120 before taxes. With the $3400 tax credit that brings it down under $27,000. Seems like a good deal!
I put $500 down - should be here in 8 weeks!
#131 of 470 Re: Ford Fusion: Prices Paid & Buying Experience [mspearl]
by kyfdx HOST
Apr 01, 2009 (8:09 am)
Hi...
That's going to depend on a lot of factors.
How much are you going to pay for the car?
Do you have any downpayment?
How long do you want to finance it?
Do you have good credit?
Have you shopped your local bank or credit union for financing?
#132 of 470 Re: Ordered Ford Fusion Hybrid [wpwoodjr]
by maratik999
Apr 03, 2009 (4:28 pm)
That looks like a great deal. Did you need to haggle with the dealer? Seems like you are doing much better then the MSRP which my dealer would not budge from. Any info from your buying experience on getting the dealer to go below MSRP? Thanks in advance.
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Apr 07, 2009 (11:26 am)
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#134 of 470 price for a new 09 Ford Fusion I4 SE
by lingz
Apr 07, 2009 (7:19 pm)
Hi, I am here to look for some help on the price of a new 09 Ford Fusion I4 SE, with automatic trans. I am living around Chicago.
The MSRP is $19,760 (standard) + $875 (auto trans) + $295 (rear spoiler) + $725 (destination delivery) = $21,655
With $3,500 rebate, the dealer gave me an internet price of $16,500, which does not include tax, doc fee, license fee etc.
With some rough calculation, plus tax ($16,500 * 6.5%=$1,072.5), and other fees (say, $300), the OTD will be like $17,800. Or, if the tax is ($16,500+$3,500)*6.5%, the price will be higher.
I am thinking this price is a little bit higher than I expected. If any body can give me some suggestion? How low I should be able to ask from the dealer.
#135 of 470 Re: Ordered Ford Fusion Hybrid [maratik999]
by wpwoodjr
Apr 08, 2009 (8:07 am)
On Sat 3/28 went to local dealer and saw 2009 Fusion which I liked. Spoke to my brother-in-law who sells Audis and he found a dealer near him who would sell 2010 Fusion Hybrid for $500 over invoice. Called my dealer and they would not budge without "proof"; I didn't want to put my brother-in-law's contact out so told them I wouldn't drive to another dealer just to get a quote for them. Found another dealer nearby who matched the price. The inventory price with the 502a package was $29145 (including $725 destination charges), + $500 "over invoice", + $470 FDAF = $30,115. I got it for $30,120.85 before taxes so an extra $5.85 snuck in there somehow. I'm basing the invoice price on Edmund's TMV pricing report, which doesn't seem to include FDAF.
I think the key is to have quotes from different dealers. Use the internet. My contact with the dealer I ended up buying from was initiated via an internet quote.