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January 4, 2010 at 7:43 AM #499726January 4, 2010 at 8:51 AM #498852
werewolf34
ParticipantStrongly consider buying a slightly used version of your CUV direct from the owner. You will save a lot in initial depreciation and still be under factory warranty
This doesn’t answer your question but could be helpful
January 4, 2010 at 8:51 AM #499003werewolf34
ParticipantStrongly consider buying a slightly used version of your CUV direct from the owner. You will save a lot in initial depreciation and still be under factory warranty
This doesn’t answer your question but could be helpful
January 4, 2010 at 8:51 AM #499394werewolf34
ParticipantStrongly consider buying a slightly used version of your CUV direct from the owner. You will save a lot in initial depreciation and still be under factory warranty
This doesn’t answer your question but could be helpful
January 4, 2010 at 8:51 AM #499487werewolf34
ParticipantStrongly consider buying a slightly used version of your CUV direct from the owner. You will save a lot in initial depreciation and still be under factory warranty
This doesn’t answer your question but could be helpful
January 4, 2010 at 8:51 AM #499732werewolf34
ParticipantStrongly consider buying a slightly used version of your CUV direct from the owner. You will save a lot in initial depreciation and still be under factory warranty
This doesn’t answer your question but could be helpful
January 4, 2010 at 10:11 AM #498862SD Transplant
ParticipantThreadkiller,
I attended the autoshow this weekend as well. It was the weakest one that I can remember. I noticed that Mercedes, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Porche were missing from the show.
The empty spots were filled by tunned up cars,retro cars, and high end line up……not bad but the foot traffic seemd low as well.
P.S. Toyota, Ford, and BMW stands had the most activity. I wanted to see Porche’s new model – Panamera.
January 4, 2010 at 10:11 AM #499013SD Transplant
ParticipantThreadkiller,
I attended the autoshow this weekend as well. It was the weakest one that I can remember. I noticed that Mercedes, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Porche were missing from the show.
The empty spots were filled by tunned up cars,retro cars, and high end line up……not bad but the foot traffic seemd low as well.
P.S. Toyota, Ford, and BMW stands had the most activity. I wanted to see Porche’s new model – Panamera.
January 4, 2010 at 10:11 AM #499404SD Transplant
ParticipantThreadkiller,
I attended the autoshow this weekend as well. It was the weakest one that I can remember. I noticed that Mercedes, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Porche were missing from the show.
The empty spots were filled by tunned up cars,retro cars, and high end line up……not bad but the foot traffic seemd low as well.
P.S. Toyota, Ford, and BMW stands had the most activity. I wanted to see Porche’s new model – Panamera.
January 4, 2010 at 10:11 AM #499496SD Transplant
ParticipantThreadkiller,
I attended the autoshow this weekend as well. It was the weakest one that I can remember. I noticed that Mercedes, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Porche were missing from the show.
The empty spots were filled by tunned up cars,retro cars, and high end line up……not bad but the foot traffic seemd low as well.
P.S. Toyota, Ford, and BMW stands had the most activity. I wanted to see Porche’s new model – Panamera.
January 4, 2010 at 10:11 AM #499742SD Transplant
ParticipantThreadkiller,
I attended the autoshow this weekend as well. It was the weakest one that I can remember. I noticed that Mercedes, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Porche were missing from the show.
The empty spots were filled by tunned up cars,retro cars, and high end line up……not bad but the foot traffic seemd low as well.
P.S. Toyota, Ford, and BMW stands had the most activity. I wanted to see Porche’s new model – Panamera.
January 4, 2010 at 11:45 AM #498887XBoxBoy
ParticipantFWIW, I bought my pickup from Mossy Ford about five years ago and had a very good experience. They post the prices on the window with all the rebates and discounts. There was no negotiation on price, it was a take it or leave it. It was a 28k list price, end of model year (October) and the price shown was just over 20k. After agreeing to that price, they tried to sell me an extended warranty, which I declined. I was going to pay cash, but they offered me another 2k rebate if I would take out a loan and not pay it off for 4 months. In the end I got the truck for just over 18k, plus tax. Then paid about 250 in interest during those four months, and paid off the loan after that, so that was a pretty good deal.
I suppose if you are a really good negotiator, you could get a better deal at another dealer, but from my shopping around, I doubt I would have gotten 8-10k off from another dealer, so the set price model is way better for me. Not sure if they are still doing that or not though. It was over five years ago now.
XboxBoy
January 4, 2010 at 11:45 AM #499038XBoxBoy
ParticipantFWIW, I bought my pickup from Mossy Ford about five years ago and had a very good experience. They post the prices on the window with all the rebates and discounts. There was no negotiation on price, it was a take it or leave it. It was a 28k list price, end of model year (October) and the price shown was just over 20k. After agreeing to that price, they tried to sell me an extended warranty, which I declined. I was going to pay cash, but they offered me another 2k rebate if I would take out a loan and not pay it off for 4 months. In the end I got the truck for just over 18k, plus tax. Then paid about 250 in interest during those four months, and paid off the loan after that, so that was a pretty good deal.
I suppose if you are a really good negotiator, you could get a better deal at another dealer, but from my shopping around, I doubt I would have gotten 8-10k off from another dealer, so the set price model is way better for me. Not sure if they are still doing that or not though. It was over five years ago now.
XboxBoy
January 4, 2010 at 11:45 AM #499429XBoxBoy
ParticipantFWIW, I bought my pickup from Mossy Ford about five years ago and had a very good experience. They post the prices on the window with all the rebates and discounts. There was no negotiation on price, it was a take it or leave it. It was a 28k list price, end of model year (October) and the price shown was just over 20k. After agreeing to that price, they tried to sell me an extended warranty, which I declined. I was going to pay cash, but they offered me another 2k rebate if I would take out a loan and not pay it off for 4 months. In the end I got the truck for just over 18k, plus tax. Then paid about 250 in interest during those four months, and paid off the loan after that, so that was a pretty good deal.
I suppose if you are a really good negotiator, you could get a better deal at another dealer, but from my shopping around, I doubt I would have gotten 8-10k off from another dealer, so the set price model is way better for me. Not sure if they are still doing that or not though. It was over five years ago now.
XboxBoy
January 4, 2010 at 11:45 AM #499521XBoxBoy
ParticipantFWIW, I bought my pickup from Mossy Ford about five years ago and had a very good experience. They post the prices on the window with all the rebates and discounts. There was no negotiation on price, it was a take it or leave it. It was a 28k list price, end of model year (October) and the price shown was just over 20k. After agreeing to that price, they tried to sell me an extended warranty, which I declined. I was going to pay cash, but they offered me another 2k rebate if I would take out a loan and not pay it off for 4 months. In the end I got the truck for just over 18k, plus tax. Then paid about 250 in interest during those four months, and paid off the loan after that, so that was a pretty good deal.
I suppose if you are a really good negotiator, you could get a better deal at another dealer, but from my shopping around, I doubt I would have gotten 8-10k off from another dealer, so the set price model is way better for me. Not sure if they are still doing that or not though. It was over five years ago now.
XboxBoy
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