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Ford Fiesta Prices Paid and Buying Experience
25 messages, Last post on Jul 12, 2011 at 8:56 AM
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What is this discussion about? Ford Fiesta, Car Buying, Car Leasing, Hatchback, Sedan
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#21 of 25 Cute Car by sandman_6472
Mar 26, 2011 (1:08 pm)
Will have to try the Fiesta/Focus models before we buy in 2012 just to see what Ford has done lately. We're not Ford buyers but want to see all the competition in the economy car class so we can make an informed decision. Like the looks of the Fiesta but not so much on the Focus...kinda odd since they are very similar. Leaning towards the Elantra & the Verano now as possible choices...that'll be four with the Ford two. Not sure what else right now. Already own a Civic LX & a Mazda3s so we wnat something entirely different.
The Sandman
#22 of 25 SES hatchback by vortix1
Apr 01, 2011 (12:15 pm)
Got an '11 Fiesta SES hatchback w/ 301A rapid spec pkg, moonroof, leather, and 6-spd automatic transmission for $20,163.92 ($100 below invoice). Received $500 customer cash + $500 auto show bonus cash + $500 student rebate, bringing cost down to $18,663.92 before tax/title/registration/doc fee. Located near Cleveland, OH. Almost any dealer in the Cleveland area should be willing to sell any Fiesta on their lot for $100 under invoice.#23 of 25 Carsdirect was great by dpriven
Apr 03, 2011 (12:45 am)
'11 Hatch SE:SFE Package
Automatic
Sirius/Lighting package
Sync (package 201A)
I had a 5-button keypad (like my old taurus) put on the car.
I purchased it through carsdirect.com, and I was very happy with that process. MSRP was about 18,350, plus installation for the keypad. I paid $16,610. That included an extra $500 dealer incentive for President's day weekend.
Carsdirect is in effect a broker. You arrange it through them and then go to a dealer to pick up the car. They also arranged for a loan so I was able to match the Ford Credit interest rate on the loan (2.9%) _and_ get the $500 rebate.
The best thing was that since my loan and purchase were all arranged ahead of time, the "finance manager" (where the dealer usually tries to pack on lo jack and pre-paid maintenance and fabric treatment etc.) figured I was a lost cause and didn't bother with the hard sell. What an improvement!
One thing I would change: I wouldn't pay for installation of the keypad. The installation instructions came with the operating instructions, and it's child's play. I paid $130 for what would have taken 15 minutes and no tools. Live and learn....
#24 of 25 press request by Kirstie@Edmunds HOST
May 13, 2011 (7:31 am)
A reporter is interested in talking with recent buyers of the Chevy Cruze, Ford Fiesta or Ford Focus. If you care to share your comments, please email your daytime contact info to pr
edmunds.com no later than Monday, May 16, 2011. Thanks,
Jeannine Fallon
Corporate Communications
Edmunds.com
#25 of 25 press request by Kirstie@Edmunds HOST
Jul 12, 2011 (8:56 am)
Are you looking to buy a compact or sub-compact car, but you’re waiting for a better deal? Or are you looking trying to sell a used car and you’re seeing that prices are (or aren’t) going down? A reporter is interested in talking with you. Please reach out to predmunds.com by Wednesday, July 13, 2011.
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