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#180 of 224 Re: Need Some advice on this price 09' SEL AWD [frostbyte3964] by igozoomzoom May 22, 2009 (3:37 pm)
Replying to: frostbyte3964 (May 22, 2009 3:01 pm) Three years seems to be the break-even point, where the 0% APR savings tops $3500. That's based on the assumption of 6.9% for 72 months, which may not be realistic.
#181 of 224 Re: Need Some advice on this price 09' SEL AWD [mez4] by jeffyscott May 22, 2009 (4:05 pm)
Replying to: mez4 (May 22, 2009 2:27 pm) It is nice to know that the entire payment will be going to principal   Of course reality is that you are just paying all the interest up front by giving up the $3500.   $29,664 paid over 6 years would be $412 per month. If you took the rebate, you would pay $26,164, financed at 4% for 6 years would give you a payment of $409. So the break even interest rate would be more like about 4%, depending on how much you finanace and if you pay extra as you suggested you would (which makes no sense, btw. It'd be better to put the extra cash in a money market or CD and earn a little interest).
#182 of 224 Need help on Mercury Milan AWD by njalan May 24, 2009 (6:22 am)
I am planning to buy either a 2009 or 2010 Milan AWD with most of the popular options including navigation. However, there is very little information, if any, on the Milan. I need all the help I can get from this forum.   I live in central New Jersey. What would be a good starting point of negotiation, the MSRP, Invoice or the TMV? There is $3500 cash back on the 2009 and only $1000 cash incentive on the 2010. Which one would be a better buy? What is the going price for a fully AWD, invoice less $3500 plus tax and tag for 2009, or invoice less $1000 plus tax and tag for 2010? Since most AWD cars are not hot sell cars I wonder if the selling price can go below the invoice.   Any suggestion/advice is appreciated.
#183 of 224 Sales Tax Calculation on new Fusion by fusionguy May 25, 2009 (9:34 am)
I have received quotes from 2 local dealers on a similar '09 Fusion. I was surprised that the dealers calculated the sales tax amount differently. If anyone out there would know which method is correct, I would appreciate it. Dealer 1 took my X-plan price minus the current $3500 rebate to get their final sales price, and then calculated the sales tax amount from this final price. Dealer 2 took my X-plan price and calculated the sales tax amount from it, and then subtracted the $3500 rebate. So Dealer 2 is collecting about $260 more in sales tax from me than Dealer 1. Which dealer has the correct and legal method for collecting sales tax? Thanks. Replies to this message: mitchflorida (May 25, 2009 11:27 am)
#184 of 224 Re: Sales Tax Calculation on new Fusion [fusionguy] by mitchflorida May 25, 2009 (11:27 am)
Replying to: fusionguy (May 25, 2009 9:34 am) That would depend on the state you live in. Method two is correct for Florida.
#185 of 224 Re: 2010 Fusion SE [kyfdx] by alman08 May 25, 2009 (4:39 pm)
Replying to: kyfdx (May 17, 2009 9:29 am) V4 are mostly used in motorcycles.
#186 of 224 Re: Need Some advice on this price 09' SEL AWD [mez4] by alman08 May 25, 2009 (4:49 pm)
Replying to: mez4 (May 22, 2009 1:17 pm) I hope this is not too late. When I was living in Ohio, I bought a 02 Explorer XLT V8 with 0 % down and 0% interest for 5 years. They wouldn't do much with the price and basically said it's either the special rate or the cash-back which I could put towards the downpayment. And at that time, I was thinking pretty much in line like you that it's "free money" and I took the special rate (and I didn't care back then because I had a lot more $$$ in the reserve to spend). Then I learned more, and to be honest with you... they could have sold me the car for A LOT LESS and they can sell you the car for a lot less too. Don't worry about if it's the last 09 AWD in Ohio. They can get one from Indy, Michigan, or any neighbor states for the same low price. And if you said this is a 09 model, well, 2010 is out and they want to get rid of all 09s so you should be get it much under invoice. Good luck.
#187 of 224 how about the price for the Ford Fusion by kym3 Jun 05, 2009 (2:47 pm)
We are looking for 2009 ford Fusion new cars. (1) 2009 Fusion SE 2.3L I4 Engine, 5-speed autotransmission, moon roof Total MSRP $22,570, after rebate and before tax & fees price will be 17,564 (2) 2009 Fusion SE 3.0L I6 Engine, 6 speed autotransmission, mmon roof, rear spoiler, reverse sensing, after rebate and before tax & fees price will be 19,700 (3) 2009 Fusion SE 3.0L I6 Engine, 6 speed autotransmission, mmon roof, rear spoiler, reverse sensing, leather seat,after rebate and before tax & fees price will be 20,841   I would like to know about the price. How much less can we argue? Thanks. Replies to this message: dagny1208 (Jun 08, 2009 6:28 am)
#188 of 224 2009 Ford Fusion SE I4/Auto by timcanterbury Jun 06, 2009 (12:39 pm)
Car has Performance Appearance Package w/ wheels, interior, etc. MSRP is $22,690. After $3500 rebate we got it down to $16,999, with $1328 due for taxes, titles, etc. Is this in line with current 2009 prices? I understand they're trying to move them to make room for the 2010 models. Many thanks for any insight... Replies to this message: jeff_h (Jun 06, 2009 7:16 pm)
#189 of 224 Re: 2009 Ford Fusion SE I4/Auto [timcanterbury] by jeff_h Jun 06, 2009 (7:16 pm)
Replying to: timcanterbury (Jun 06, 2009 12:39 pm) That sounds pretty good to me, you are getting $3,500 rebate and another $2,100 off beyond that, which is great. If you do the price with options here on Edmunds (I don't know the exact options on the one you're looking at), you will probably find that your price is very close to invoice price or even a bit below, it sure doesn't sound like much above it. If this is a 2009 model that is understandable, the 2010 models are rolling in and a dealer probably wants to move the 09 models off the lot so it's a good deal for you!

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