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Basics: by cats13 on Mon Oct 12 13:06:19 PDT 2009; Sorry if these are basic questions, but I'm a nubie so humor me pls: 1. where are you guys pulling all the lease rates and residual values from? Is there some sort of schedule the rest of us can access? Or do I have to come back here and post each time depending on the specific Enclave model, yr, location, etc.? 2. what's the story if you lease in one state (say, NY), but then relocate to another (say, TN)? How does that impact the lease, if at all? Many thanks

Re: Am I missing something? [geniea]: by wlbrown9 on Wed Sep 23 06:46:08 PDT 2009; Trip odometer would do that unless I am not understanding you are wanting. My Outlook has 2 trip odometers. bill

Re: '08 Enclave Resale [gruson]: by wlbrown9 on Thu Oct 30 11:20:29 PDT 2008; Not sure about ATL, but there is a full page ad in the Memphis paper today, "GMC - Financing That Fits". Enclave is only one of the 3 listed there, $2500 Cash Back - 2008 model. Tahoe LTZ $6000 cash back. Escalade $7000 cash back. Well, went to the GMC.COM page and Acadia has the same $2500 cash back. I went and searched inventory and did NOT find the selling price displayed as when I bought an Outlook under the Employee Pricing, $1500 rebate in August. So, this offer looks to be 0% or $2500 rebate, but without the EP already calculated.

Re: what happens now the GM's Employee pricing is done [desertkev]: by wlbrown9 on Wed Oct 01 07:24:05 PDT 2008; While the employee price promotion was on, you could get the bottom line price on the internet at Buick's site. They showed MSRP, Employee price and then sale price after Rebate, $1500 in August, $1000 in September. On a Saturn Outlook I got the Employee price and the $1500 rebate. Not sure the problem you were having with the dealer but they should have been able to show you the exact details of the offer to clear things up. It they decided not to take part in that offer, you should have been able to find a dealer in the area that would.

Re: what happens now the GM's Employee pricing is done [tourguide]: by wlbrown9 on Thu Sep 11 08:47:42 PDT 2008; Not much dust has accumulated in 2 weeks. Memphis has been a little damp and cool for this time of year. Most years are a lot dryer and hotter that would generate a lot more dust than we have at this time. The Outlook might show dust a little more than some since the Tan interior includes a charcoal dash that does show any light colored speck. The one thing about this and it may be a recent GM thing since my wife's '04 Envoy does the same thing. I like to keep the recirculate button on at least during warm weather since that seems to boost the cooling power and I tell my wife to do it since it could reduce dust and pollen coming in and might help her allergies. On the Outlook and her Envoy you have to turn that on just about every time since it seems to default to OFF when you power off.

Re: what happens now the GM's Employee pricing is done [auto12]: by wlbrown9 on Thu Sep 11 08:39:54 PDT 2008; Well, the Saturn dealer threw in the Saturn Care (oil changes and rotation) for 1 year/15K miles...deducted $255 from the employee price to make it work out. They also threw in the already installed pin stripes, paint and interior protection as well as the mud flaps. This was 2 weeks ago when the rebate was $1500. So, I got maybe $200-300 extras thrown in (mud flaps probably the best part of the deal since the Saturn Care looks to be a rotation and 2-3 oil changes). One nice thing was the Doc Fee was reduced to $75 instead of their normal consumer $295 IIRC. I did not trade my old Trooper with 137K miles, but if you have a trade then they could give you more or less and that would shift the 'locked' price. Of course, when you and the dealer are talking that is what they will say. If you get out the pen, checkbook and offer to sign the sales contract and a check, then you will know if they are serious or bluffing :-)

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