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66 messages, Last post on Nov 25, 2009 at 8:10 AM
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Chief, what transmission issue are you working on with the dealer? baxbay
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Replying to: baxbay (Oct 17, 2006 12:40 pm) but it is not,the MKZ will be keeping the old transmission until 2008 model Chief |
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Replying to: rolo77 (Oct 14, 2006 2:21 am) Any ideas on what real world Zephyr leftovers are going for?
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Replying to: realtorken1 (Oct 21, 2006 12:34 pm) We have a fully equipped AWD version, Black with Dark Charcoal, featuring the following options: * 200A * Power Moonroof * Heated and Cooled Front Seats * HID Headlamps * Sirius Satellite Radio, with 6 months service! *17" Chrome Wheels * THX Audiophile Sound * Navigation System etc,etc... This MK Z has an MSRP of 37735 as equipped. You can purchase it for "as low as" 34991, applying the applicable rebate(s). If you opt for Special Interest Financing, the price will increase by 1000.00, as you must relinquish the Customer Cash Rebate in order to take advantage of this APR. |
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| I have shopped the MKZ thoroughly here in the San Francisco area. With the seven popular options (AWD, HID headlamps, Cool/Heat seats, Moonroof, Nav/THX system, Chrome wheels, Sirius radio), you are looking at $35k plus tax and tags. There is a $500-$1000 rebate available, which is contingent upon whether you take advantage of FoMoCo's financing. I have one on order which should be here by Christmas. I'm excited! I will be so glad to get rid of my '98 Audi A4, which has easily cost me the original purchase price in repairs these past eight years! Yes, you read that right! | |
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Replying to: unknown (Nov 05, 2006 5:15 am)  Rocky |
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Replying to: unknown (Nov 05, 2006 5:15 am) I am using the X-plan here is the deal: 2007 Lincoln MKZ AWD MSRP $35,640 X-PLAN $33,522.99 Title Tax $1005.69 Dealer's Business Lic Tax $56.99 Title Fee $64.50 SUBTOTAL $34,650.17 Minus Customer cash $500 TOTAL SELLING PRICE $34,150.17 What do you think? I priced out a similiar Lexus and it was about 8k over this.
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Replying to: bigt (Nov 13, 2006 7:25 am)  However that is me, and I like all my cars to be loaded to the gills.  Rocky P.S. How many dealers have you tried. I think MAYBE you could do better than your "X" plan.
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Replying to: rockylee (Nov 13, 2006 3:20 pm) ------------------------------------------------------ Again the X Plan price on this invoice is $35335.80 I figure your taxes and tags for $1146.41 and our processing fee of $249 will total $1395.41 which will then total $36731.21. |
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Even though no one has posted in this forum this year, I wanted to ask what sort of year end prices I can get on an MKZ. From what I understand, they stopped production on the 2007s and may have already begun the 2008s. With that being said, how much do you think a loaded MKZ would cost? MSRP being 37,885, invoice being 34,614. I qualify for the X-plan, but I'm sure I can get it under that. Do you think 33,500 is out of the question considering it's the end of the model year?
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