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| I got the dealer to "throw in" the gold preferred 5 yr 75K extended, which he said cost him about $700. I believed him because I had a quote from an out of state dealer for $1300 for the same warranty. | |
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Apparently supply has caught up with demand. A Columbus, Ohio Nissan dealer has been running an ad in our major newspaper for a new Rogue loaded with sunroof and premium package. The ad reads MSRP $24,350 discount $1,809 sale price equals $22,541. Making that about $20 above invoice according to Edmunds. To beat that deal their competitors will have to go under invoice. Just think, two months ago I had to use every trick I knew along with this forum's advice to get $300 above invoice.  Hope that this helps potential buyers in the Central Ohio area with their negotiating. 
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| I'm wondering what money factor and residuals are available for the Rogue. 36month/15k miles per year. Anyone have any hard numbers? | |
| I was just emailed a quote from Larry Miller Nissan in Denver saying they would go 500 under invoice for the Rogue. I had inquired about the SL with leather/moonroof options. | |
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I'm new to this forum but it's been very helpful reading the posts. I got a quote from the internet salesperson in Los Angeles area. The price they gave me for an SL 2WD with premium package was $21839, or $23915 OTD. Is this a low price or should I keep searching? 
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Replying to: grrrldriver (Jan 05, 2008 6:15 am) Actually that is correct what your sales schtick told told you! btw, you can buy Nissan Gold Preferred from any Nissan dealer, including your Rogue dealer. A Rogue dealer would be a Nissan Dealer just for the record. Any Nissan dealer will honor any Nissan Gold warranty, even if bought from an out-of-state dealer, according to what I’ve read. Best regards. That is correct any Nissan dealer will take a Nissan warranty. GP |
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Replying to: mikelevine64 (Sep 24, 2007 1:28 am)  When we finally got our Rogue, they threw in a free car starter as an apology for the broken promises and bad buying experience...only to find out that they don't work on Rogues (when you get in, it won't allow you to turn the ignition...so you actually have to turn off the car and then start it normal). Oh well... Aside from that, I absolutely love this car! The only complaint is the sound quality on the bluetooth for people on the other end of the line isn't very good. But given the price and the other benefits, this car is amazing. |
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Replying to: ewu (Jan 11, 2008 10:43 am)
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I'm shopping for a 2008 Rogue SL AWD (with leather + premium + moon roof) in the SF Bay Area. I've received the following quote, which feels like a really good deal, but want to be sure others think so as well: MSRP: $27,650.00 Sale Price: $23,499.00 As I understand it, "Invoice" on this vehicle is $25,478, making this $1,979 under invoice. I'm also curious what everyone's thoughts are on the lease terms offered: 24 months  12k/year (plenty for me) Money Rate: 0.00260 Residual: $19,078.50 (69%) Cap Cost: $24,094.00 ($23,499 + $595 Nissan Acquisition Fee) Monthly Payment: $346.12 Drive-Off Amount: Doc Prep: $45.00 CA Tire Fee: $8.75 CA County Fee: $10.00 CA License Fee: $207.00 Sales Tax: $3.49 (no idea what this is on...) + First month Total Drive Off = $620.36 (There's also a $350 security deposit which they say can be waived because of my good credit.) Thoughts? Has anyone managed to get around Nissan's $595 acquisition fee? Seems to be there no matter where I look. Thanks, -Bill |
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Replying to: mttbart (Feb 11, 2008 1:29 pm) I also got this price from Framingham Nissan, but they were trying to make money from finance. And refuse to sell me the car after I told them my own loan rate is much lower than theirs. |
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