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#121 of 446 Re: living vicariously [redwood2] by hiwayman Mar 12, 2008 (7:50 am)
Replying to: redwood2 (Mar 11, 2008 7:43 pm) Redwood2, good luck with your purchase. I wish the forum allowed me to post the salesman's name at North Bay Nissan, because this was the second vehicle we bought from him. He's a solid, no nonsense guy. He gives you the facts, tells you how much, and his price negotiation style is friendly and reasonable. He doesn't play games.Must be because he's a Norwegian transplant to the US. He's probably not unique at the dealership, though. They have a wall full of awards. I am not kidding you when I tell you we closed a deal on the car in less than one hour.   One thing that dumbfounded us about our deal is that we did the deal, and they came back with a better one. Signed the paperwork, and were told we'd have to wait 6 weeks for the car, which was in shipment somewhere. OK. No problem. Good car. Worth the wait. (We got the fully-loaded Tech package with moonroof,leather,etc). A few days later we get a call from our saleman. I'm thinking, "OK. Here we go. Big delays, or some price increase or something." Nope. He told us that Nissan had just come out with a better interest rate a day or so after our deal than the one we signed up for. He said if we'd come in and re-do the paperwork, he'd get us the better rate. He did this without being asked to. Our interest rate was cut in half (it was really low to begin with, but hey, a buck is a buck). We went back in, redid the paperwork, and a few weeks later drove off in our new car. Replies to this message: seven20p (Mar 12, 2008 5:02 pm) hiwayman (Mar 13, 2008 12:50 pm)
#122 of 446 NAH Offer in NJ by seven20p Mar 12, 2008 (11:04 am)
I am shopping out of state for the NAH and this is what I have found.   31200 with 129 Doc Fee.   NAH, Dark Slate/Charcoal Leather Tech, Sunroof with deflector mats aluminum guards on door edge. ____________________________ + Tax 3% NC, reg and titles.   Additional perks, airport, and/or delivery to dependable autoshippers terminal   airfaire in 240 for 2 from Wilmington to Newark. (120 each. stop at ATL(Hartsfield) or charlotte depending on day of week.   Gas cost back 60 bucks or so.   Dependable auto shippers about 470.xx P/U in fayetteville, NC   I was still waiting to hear back from stevens creek but unnamed salesperson in internet sales is ignoring me or has at least for 2 days or so.   Im not sure this is costco pricing but it appears about 800 below TMV pricing edmunds?   Any feedback?   Oh and Ive shopped 7 auto insurance companies ....It appears geico will save me about 600 year compared to competition. I didnt try AIG yet. Replies to this message: hiwayman (Mar 13, 2008 12:54 pm)
#123 of 446 Re: living vicariously [hiwayman] by seven20p Mar 12, 2008 (5:02 pm)
Replying to: hiwayman (Mar 12, 2008 7:50 am) hiwayman could you email me at nc88keyzgmail.com your dealer info. He sounds like one of the few good ones left. Im curious to see what if anything he could do for me in NC. thanks Replies to this message: hiwayman (Mar 13, 2008 12:50 pm)
#124 of 446 Re: living vicariously [seven20p] by hiwayman Mar 13, 2008 (12:50 pm)
Replying to: seven20p (Mar 12, 2008 5:02 pm) OK. Look for an email from netnoggin......
#125 of 446 Re: NAH Offer in NJ [seven20p] by hiwayman Mar 13, 2008 (12:54 pm)
Replying to: seven20p (Mar 12, 2008 11:04 am) Taking the shipping and flight costs out of the equation, that's a pretty good price. It sounds like a price for a 2007 NAH? Is it a leftover (no problem there, just be sure you know what you're getting). Add all the other costs, and the price isn't that good, but you are getting an NAH...so.....
#126 of 446 CA to WA Sales Tax, Price, etc? by mags49 Mar 13, 2008 (6:01 pm)
Since the NAH is not sold in the State of Washington, I am exploring purchase of one in California. I assumed I would not pay sales tax there but in Washington when I registered it. However,I was just informed by a CA dealer that I would have to pay the California Sales Tax "because the NAH is not sold in Washington" (why would that matter?). I've been on-line tonight trying to find out whether that sales tax would be deducted from the Washington State sales tax or what, and can't find an answer. Anyone else know about this? Am I in the wrong forum? Also, I already did confirm that our local Nissan dealer has the hybrid techs. Are there other concerns I should have about owning an NAH here? fyi, the MSR price for 2007 with pkg #1 is $27,025 and the manu rebate of $1500 expired on it but is now on the 2008 model which is only $200 more. Go figure. I think the dealer will have to deal down to off-load the 2007's. I haven't got to their bottom figures yet until I get the tax question settled. Any advice appreciated. Replies to this message: kyfdx (Mar 13, 2008 6:32 pm)
#127 of 446 Re: CA to WA Sales Tax, Price, etc? [mags49] by kyfdx HOST Mar 13, 2008 (6:32 pm)
Replying to: mags49 (Mar 13, 2008 6:01 pm) California dealers must collect sales tax for any new car that is delivered in the state... To waive the sales tax, the car has to be shipped or delivered across state lines...   At least that is what we always hear... I don't think that the unavailability of the car in Washington has anything to do with it.
#128 of 446 CA Tax for out of state by seven20p Mar 13, 2008 (11:00 pm)
I just talked to a dealer this evening and I would receive 10 day temp registration for car being shipped to NC from Bay area. 55 doc fee. Very straight forward. I didnt ask about fly in/drive home as I wont be doing that from CA to NC, however in NJ that situation was 3% tax to NC and drive home. They had a service included in the 129 doc fee that would complete the tax payment to NCDMV for that option.   CA has the price I want, NJ has the colors I want.   Decisions....all 08s. I havent seen any 07s from the dealers I spoke with. Replies to this message: mags49 (Mar 14, 2008 10:51 pm)
#129 of 446 Re: CA Tax for out of state [seven20p] by mags49 Mar 14, 2008 (10:51 pm)
Replying to: seven20p (Mar 13, 2008 11:00 pm) FYI, I visited a DOL office this afternoon. If I were to buy a new car in California, I pay Cal sales tax (around 8%?) and present the purchase agreement showing that amount which is then deducted from the Washington State tax of 9.2% (really!) and pay the difference. No easy way around that one. I have been on telephone with a dealer in Clovis (he went the extra mile and actually pulled up all the 2007's in the State for me by the color I wanted), but after reading the thread, am tempted to check out Petaluma or go web shopping. This website has been helpful in justifying to my spouse why I think a trip to CA is worth it. I bought a Prius the first year it was out, loved it but now Seattle is infested with them. Time for a change! Thanks to all who contributed for the extra info about packages and prices.
#130 of 446 looking for a nah in New York on Long Island. by marcogallo1986 Mar 15, 2008 (3:59 pm)
I am looking for a 2007 LEftover. Or 2008 car In Slate Gray or SIlver Any INterior color. I will be emailing dealers with in 500 Miles of My location. Do you guys Think I should look In Nc or Sc for a grate deal Let me no Pleas. Maby that guy at Pettollooma Nissan can help me out. Thankyou Marco.

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