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692 messages, Last post on Oct 27, 2009 at 10:38 PM
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Replying to: joebert (Oct 02, 2008 9:35 am) Maybe those on the frontline have a different perspective. Edited to add link:link to sales information
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Replying to: joebert (Nov 03, 2008 1:56 pm) I have a dealer in my area with 4 or 5 '08s on the lot and I'd be tempted if I could get similar action to what others were getting towards the end of summer. I was also checking out the Mazda5 and they are getting pretty desperate with the pricing of that too locally... Seems if it isn't a Sienna or Odyssey and has sliding doors, the prices are being slashed.
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Replying to: calebu2 (Nov 05, 2008 3:41 pm) |
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I have a online quote for a Nissan Quest SE 3.5 with all the extras (nav, heated leather seats, DVD, Backup Camera) for $34,793 Do you think that we can talk them down anymore? What would you think a good deal would be. Oh and we are in WA State. Thanks!
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Replying to: mom2cassem (Dec 13, 2008 7:23 am) (Sorry for the bad spacing below. The editor won't cooperate.) MSRP Invoice TMV National Base Price $35,650 $32,648 $34,266 Regional Adjustment for Zip Code Change - - $37 Optional Equipment $4,500 $3,944 $4,251 V03 DVD $2,150 $1,866 $2,023 U01 Navigation Package $1,600 $1,388 $1,505 S01 Seat Package $750 $690 $723 Color Adjustment - - $21 Radiant Silver Metallic Destination Charge $780 $780 $780 Total with Options $40,930 $37,372 $39,355 Incentives & Rebates -$2,000
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Replying to: jimbob1 (Dec 13, 2008 10:08 pm) |
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I am so bummed. According to what I've just read in the prior posts, this is NOT the time to be trying to buy a Quest. This goes against everything I have ever heard about buying a car. We have been looking at new and used '08's. I just had a clown try to sell me an S for $33,000, and then get offended when I told him the MSRP was only 27k for that vehicle. I have to say, I'm getting so frustrated. I have seen at least 10+ listings for S models, which are NOT S models, just base. It looks like three months ago I could have bought a brand new base model for 17K, that is what Used ones with 17,000+ miles are going for now. What is going on????? Did I really just miss out and why is Nissan offering LESS incentives now than they did just three months ago. It seems that they would offer more incentives now to clear out all '08 models. Sorry for the rant, frustration speaking.
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Replying to: mstanfield (Jan 03, 2009 12:17 pm) If you need a van now, check around. Like I've written above, some of the dealerships still have 07s on their lot, and now they will have 08s...it is tough to get rid of them once the manuf incentives are done. |
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Hi all, Out of necessity (due to growing family, large dog, and the increasing amount of accessorries/stuff we find ourselves needing to travel with), I'm looking into a minivan purchase. And as I really like the styling and certain features of the Quest, I'm considering the purchase of a 2004 SE model (in the 70,000 to 100,000 KM range). However, having scoured the web and reading many reviews and comparisons, I'm finding myself skeptical about the 04' model particularly. There seems to be some significant potential problem areas with the 2004-07 models, notably involving the transmission, water leaks, brakes, A/C (not working), and cold-starting issues. Many of which can be pricey to fix. Also, I've heard the instruments/controls are awkward to use. If so, is it a big deal? Or more of a minor annoyance? The other thing I've noticed the Quest criticized for is ride quality ...that it is compromised due to interior rattles and noises and being generally quite loud (at least in comparison to the Sienna and Odyssey). I'm also looking at Sienna's and Odyssey's, which seem to be rated quite a bit better than the Quest (in the 04' model year, but also in general over the years). They are a bit pricier for the same sort of mileage and features, and I'm not nearly as impressed by their styling. That said, reliability is of huge importance to me and I'm willing to sacrifice having a "cooler" minivan like the Quest if the Sienna/Odyssey is superior for reliability and longevity. Any insight or personal experience anyone can offer for the Quest would be much appreciated. Thanks, Jason |
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Replying to: JasonW (Jan 16, 2009 8:55 am) The vehicle was MSRP $36,965, including options such as Skyview Package, DVD Entertainment, Leather Package and so almost being SE model) became $31,600 for me ($34,567.29 with Tax, Reg and other fees) after the discount negotiation. Then, Nissan Cash rebate $2,000 was applied also. (Now it's increased at $2,500 cash back, though.) In addition to the already-good deal, they gave a fabulous trade-in value on my Odyssey 2006 EX with $16,000 (typically $13,000 - $13,500 at several neighborhood dealers and buyers). Although I had never thought about that I could afford such a fully loaded (hereby so expensive) mini-van, I could made it eventually. Isn't it hard to come by a purchasing deal? Kakkun
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