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Replying to: russ_49 (Jun 23, 2006 4:09 pm) Steve, Host |
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Replying to: russ_49 (Jun 23, 2006 4:09 pm) fyi....NADA wholesale is $11325 NADA retail $14,975 Galves wholesale $10,000 KBB in my area calls the car for $11,125 |
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I am likely buying my new CX-7 within the next two weeks. I am still looking around, but out of all my considerations; Nissan Murano, RAV4, Highlander, B9 Tribeca, Kia Sorento, Lexus RX, Honda CR-V, and even the Toyota Matrix (quite creepy looking, I think), I think I like the value, comfort and ride of the CX-7 the best. So, I think I want the GT AWD (though FWD is fine, I haven't seen any of those on the lot) with tech package, and I'm hoping for the Black Cherry or Icy Blue, with sand leather. Now, how much money is it possible for me to take of the MSRP? Edmunds is saying a thousand, but what about you other CX-7 owners? Sorry if this has been discussed already, I was on vacation in Maui, no internet! Thank you for any help! |
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Replying to: cx7byer (Jul 14, 2006 10:40 am)  Brown's Fairfax Mazda wouldn't budge off of MSRP. And why should they? They had lot's of people beating a path to their door. Either I paid the asking price or I'd leave empty-handed. And that was the same story for several other dealers in the northern VA area. For me, the CX-7 fell into the "must-have" category. In my humble opinion, there isn't another vehicle around that is as snazzy and gutsy, as the CX-7. Fortunately for me, a full-loaded CX-7 easily fell within my budget, so I really didn't have to struggle with my conscience about the decision. Vince
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Replying to: cx7byer (Jul 14, 2006 10:40 am) 1. I had to drive 100 miles to Richmond, VA to do it 2. I negotiated back in February I doubt I could get the same deal today. Where are you?
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Replying to: honaker (Jul 14, 2006 1:16 pm) You are, indeed, very fortunate to pay invoice.  You must've seen the earliest model in an autoshow, if you negotiated in February. I don't think they were in production at that point, cuz dealerships didn't get them until May. Vince.
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Replying to: vbbuilt (Jul 14, 2006 1:46 pm) Essentially, I decided I liked the look, and that if it was as good in person as it was on paper, then I wanted one. I did the same thing with the Tribute in 2001, and never regretted it. Back in Feb, Brown's Fairfax wasn't willing to budge, though Brown's Alexandria was willing to come down 500 off MSRP. Now that people can test drive and see how they handle, I imagine its much harder to negotiate. It seemed like Whitten Bros in Richmond had more allocated to them then the dealers up here. When each dealer here had 3 in stock, Whitten had like 10 or so. Anyway, I've definitely been enjoying my CX-7 the past month! James
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