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447 messages, Last post on Nov 25, 2009 at 7:44 PM
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Replying to: thejeltz (Aug 17, 2009 1:54 pm) Note that the Nissan rebate is taxable. You pay the tax on the amount before the Nissan rebate, and then they give you the rebate as a credit. The C4C rebate, however, is subtracted from the sales price before tax is computed, so that is a great deal. |
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Replying to: meanboy2005 (Aug 19, 2009 7:46 am) I was offered the Maintenance+Plus program which covers scheduled oil changes, minor and major inspections, cabin filter changes and tires failure etc. I was thinking these need to be done anyway in the future to maintain factory warranty so why not prepay and buy at a discount?
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Replying to: topspeed (Aug 19, 2009 2:24 pm) |
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Replying to: meanboy2005 (Aug 13, 2009 9:38 am) |
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Replying to: topspeed (Aug 19, 2009 2:24 pm) http://nissanwarrantystore.com/month-75000-mile-maintenance-coverage-p-836.html?- - osCsid=18152d151f32b5efc4b7158095ceb15e Cost is $1505 right now. http://nissanwarrantystore.com/maintenanceplus-c-40.html?page=2&sort=2a&osCsid=1- 8152d151f32b5efc4b7158095ceb15e |
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| Paid $20,500 OTD for a 2009 base model (no options) NAH using the CARS program. Good deal or not? | |
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That dumb program "cash for clunkers" has finally ended. More likely than anything September and October sales are going to be an absolute disaster. I would definitely recommend to anyone willing to buy the NAH to wait end of September or October and offer $9,000 below MSRP. Buying right now would be a terrible mistake as all dealers have already met their goals for the month. |
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Just bought a new 09 NAH for $23,805 out the door. It has a conv pkg, and moonroof (after market included). This included registration and license until 2013. My next move is to apply for the state tax credit of $1500, and the fed. tax credit of $3250. This was near Portland, OR. No sales tax and cheap car registrations. I was looking for a regular Altima before cash for clunkers, but my trade in was a '97 Corolla and there didn't seem like any deals out there at that time. After clunkers ran out a few weeks ago I saw an ad for the Altima Hybrid plus the tax credits. Something I couldn't pass up. Are the maintenance contracts worth it? I do most all my work on my cars as far as oil change, and tire rotation. The sales guys says they charge over $100 just for an oil change, is that true? |
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Replying to: ram5014 (Sep 20, 2009 3:59 pm) I paid less than $20 for an oil change at Firestone. I didn't get full synthetic oil but 5-30 which is acceptable. This was it's first oil change and I haven't seen a decrease in gas mileage. The next oil change will likely be at the dealer because they have some things that need to be checked unless I take it to a garage that specializes in hybrids.
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Replying to: meanboy2005 (Sep 20, 2009 5:29 pm)
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