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Re: Chevy Malibu VS. Saturn Aura [packer3]: by jaxs1 on Sun Apr 06 16:37:41 PDT 2008; I am not steering anyone anywhere. I asked for someone to post official GMAC lease numbers, not and ad from a NJ dealer's website. It looks strange when someone posts information that's the opposite of what most people in the Honda Accord lease forum here are saying.

Re: Chevy Malibu VS. Saturn Aura [jaxs1]: by packer3 on Sun Apr 06 16:08:12 PDT 2008; That's why people like you steer other people in the wrong direction, these are facts, I have both cars a week now so it's not old news, you could also go on the Paramus Chevy nj web site and see for your self. As they say facts dont lie, liars do. I also have been leasing Chevys (GM) since 1990, if I would have gotten the same deal from Chevy as I did for the Honda, a new Malibu would be sitting in my drive way along with a new Equniox.

Re: Chevy Malibu VS. Saturn Aura [kinneyrhs]: by packer3 on Sun Apr 06 12:19:07 PDT 2008; I live in NJ right now the GMAC lease rate is 7%. I turned in my leased Equinox and just leased a 2008 PontiacTorrent AWD 39 months 12,000 miles per year. Cost of the SUV was $24,600. $1,000 out of my pocket only I had $600.00 in GM Credit Card dollar points, and there was $2,500 in rebates from GM/Dealer Total of $4,100 down payment. My monthly payment is $315.00 a month. I just turned in my leased Malibu, however due to the high lease cost on the new Malibu starting with the base model, I leased a 2008 Honda Accord LXP 36 month 12,000 miles per year the cost of the car was $21,500. $1,000 out of my pocket only, $300.00 dealer incentive Total of $1,300 down. My monthly payment is $260.00 per month. The car is awesome first Japanese car I ever had. I just saw an ad in todays paper from a local Chevy Auto Mall on RTE 17 in Paramus NJ and they are showing the 2008 Malibu LS 4cyl 39 months 10,000 miles per year cost for the car is $20,075, lease cost per month is $199.00 plus tax $1,500 in GM/Dealer incentives included in the deal, $3089 due at inception. This doesn't include taxes which will bring up the cost on the monthly price of $199.00, plus you have to include reg. documentation fee cost on top of the $3,089. My guess is that if you put nothing down on this car it will proably run you between $375 to $425 a month Also I priced out the new Vibe base model and Saturn Astra also all automitics, the Vibe was $2300 down 39 mths 10,000 miles $325.00 per month, the Astra was $2,300 down $375 per month, thats why the Honda came into play.

Re: 9,848 for a new '07 Cobalt LS [delcorbett]: by chrylsersrt8 on Mon Jun 25 05:49:55 PDT 2007; Those ads for sub 10,000 usually include military and loyalty rebates which almost no one qualifies for The ad in the paper in nj is for a cobalt LS auto for only 9495 + tax tags BUT you must qualify for military $500 and DEALER Loyalty $1500 (you purchased a car from them in the past 6 months and are trading it in on the cobalt) WHAT A JOKE I am not saying your miami dealer is using these deceptive tactics, but please do yourself the favor of reading ALL the fine print and calling ahead to the dealer to get info/elig on all rebates necessary to get the ad price. There is a legit gm conquest rebate ($500) which you get so long as you have a non-GM product in your household

Re: Silverado 1500 2WD vs. 4WD [ljl64]: by jfritsch on Wed Jan 02 00:00:50 PST 2008; The 07 extended chevy or dodge ram 1500 crew cab MSRP around 27-$30000 sold for most of the year around 19000 -$20000. With the 100000 mile chev and lifetime dodge powertrain warranties, you may want to look into a new 08. I'm not sure either of these are even offered with a V6. Doesn't seem like a good idea with a 4500 lb vehicle, especially hauling anything. 12000 or so off MSRP or so is an average deal on a RAM a few months into the year. Good luck --jjf I'm looking for a used ('01-'05) Silverado 1500, extended cab, under 70K miles, hopefully for around $15K. I rarely will load the truck to capacity, and tow a small trailer ocassionally. I drive mostly flat terrain in NJ, no off road. Is the 2WD and or V6 under powered for this full size truck? Is the 4WD recommended? LT vs LS? Thanks, Jack

Re: Silverado 1500 2WD vs. 4WD [ljl64]: by jfritsch on Tue Jan 01 23:50:03 PST 2008; The 07 extended chevy or dodge ram 1500 crew cab MSRP around 27-$30000 sold for most of the year around 19000 -$20000. With the 100000 mile chev and lifetime dodge powertrain warranties, you may want to look into a new 08. I'm not sure either of these are even offered with a V6. Doesn't seem like a good idea with a 4500 lb vehicle, especially hauling anything. 12000 or so off MSRP or so is an average deal on a RAM a few months into the year. Good luck --jjf I'm looking for a used ('01-'05) Silverado 1500, extended cab, under 70K miles, hopefully for around $15K. I rarely will load the truck to capacity, and tow a small trailer ocassionally. I drive mostly flat terrain in NJ, no off road. Is the 2WD and or V6 under powered for this full size truck? Is the 4WD recommended? LT vs LS? Thanks, Jack

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