You are here: Forums SUVs Lincoln Aviator Lincoln Aviator: Prices Paid & Buying Experience 

Lincoln Aviator: Prices Paid & Buying Experience - READ ONLY

52 messages,  Last post on Dec 28, 2005 at 7:55 AM

You are in the Lincoln Aviator Forum. Your Hosts are steve_ & tidester

What is this discussion about? Lincoln Aviator, SUV

Messages Page 2 of 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Prev Next Last

Go To Msg # Search This Discussion

#3 of 52 what is x-plan by golfinfool Aug 01, 2003 (8:19 pm)
what is x-plan and how can i use it? thanks!
#4 of 52 X-plan by ghengisc Aug 02, 2003 (5:09 am)
It's a Ford program for business partners, friends and family. Most Ford employees have about 2 a year they can purchase on the X-plan. Most of them won't purchase their cars on this b/c they have the A-plan which is only for Ford employees and immediate family. They can purchase up to 4 cars per year on this plan. I'm sure if you could find or know someone that works for ford or hertz you could use this plan.
#5 of 52 Leased Aviator by gogoreagan Aug 02, 2003 (2:14 pm)
Just leased a luxury 2wd with Premium Sound System in Houston. With the $4000 rebates offered in July, the sale price was around $35,000.   The Aviator has been awesome. Comfort, practicality, and power have all been more than expected.
#6 of 52 My Kitty Hawk (Lemon) Edition by cybercreek Aug 04, 2003 (8:29 pm)
I've got a serious problem with my radio that has been going on for the 4 weeks I have owned it. The dealer refuses to fix saying it's not loud enough. This car has been in the shop for 1 entire week out of the 4 weeks I have owned it. Once for Rear AC unit. Once for stuck Thermostat which caused the engine to overheat, possibly damaging all the seals,as well as the transmission clunking. Once because the Front Transfer Case Seal leaked oil. And this last problem.. The rear main seal has been replaced. All the while they refused to fix the noise coming from the speakers. Even when the radio is turned off! I can't escape the high frequency humm.
#7 of 52 New Purchase Price by mlwlk Aug 24, 2003 (1:42 pm)
I recently purchased a brand new (32 miles) 2003 Aviator with an MSRP of $40,225.00. After 5 long hours of negotiating with the dealer, I drove away in my new SUV having paid $32,540.21 plus TTL. My 2002 LS trade got me an additional $20,983.18 off.
#8 of 52 aviator in new york by kendall8 Sep 10, 2003 (6:01 pm)
i want to buy a 2003 aviator on long island. The msrp is 43,175 what should i pay?
#9 of 52 long island aviator by sirknightd Sep 12, 2003 (5:19 pm)
I paid invoice plus got the zero interest sixty month term. I live on long island. It is incredibly nice to drive and own. Enjoy.  Post any other questions. Good luck
#10 of 52 mlwlk by explorerx4 Sep 12, 2003 (6:19 pm)
did you get the .18, or did they get the .82?
#11 of 52 $ by kendall8 Sep 26, 2003 (4:39 pm)
i just got a 2003 aviator msrp 45,565 for 36,797. 5750 cash back... long island
#12 of 52 Aviator deal in NC by mrt9 Sep 30, 2003 (10:03 am)
I just arranged to buy an 2003 2x4 Aviator -- MSRP around $42,000 -- for $32,500 -- which includes rebates of $6000. I called yesterday with my price proposal, they found the vehicle at a dealership in Georgia and have gone to pick it up for me. Easy as pie! And just in the nick of time to take advantage of all the rebates and incentives out there, which helps out dealer and me (purchaser). I like a good deal -- where both benefit and LITTLE hassle. The car buying process can be a real pain with all the games the salesmen want to play. Plus, in a town where the dealer knows me, I will not be embarrassed to go to the dealer for servicing on the vehicle, because I got a good deal (not anticipated in June when the rebate was $3000 and they were talking MSRP instead of invoice) and I did not gyp them out of making a living either!

Messages Page 2 of 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Prev Next Last

Go To Msg # Search This Discussion

You are here: Forums SUVs Lincoln Aviator Lincoln Aviator: Prices Paid & Buying Experience