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Re: Why Acadia ? Am I missing something ? [fence1]: by hardhawk on Mon Aug 20 13:18:52 PDT 2007; And Mercedes has a horrible quality reputation, with all the problems far costlier to repair than on domestic vehicles as a general rule.

Re: Advertising Fee [willhbauto]: by hardhawk on Thu May 17 06:14:12 PDT 2007; Of course, the profit includes holdback plus any other incentives the dealer gets for meeting overall sales figures, etc. Also, the dealer does get the benefit of the advertising fees as those help cover advertising done by the company both nationally and regionally. Just because a vehicle is popular does not mean that the consumer should be gouged by paying too much over invoice. $500 over invoice is very fair to a dealer, espceically on a customer ordered car. If a dealer does not make a profit he can't stay in business, so a buyer should not try to squeeze him so hard he does not make something. By the same token, the dealer should make a fair profit on all sales and keep his customers coming back because they were treated fairly and the entire process was not an adversarial event.

Re: Diamond White on restriction [loach]: by hardhawk on Wed Mar 14 12:10:24 PDT 2007; My restriction information was about a week and a half old, so it may well have changed by now.

Re: Depreciation of Trailblazer/Envoy [bmb2]: by hardhawk on Wed Mar 14 12:09:19 PDT 2007; It sounds like you have considered the alternatives. Good luck. I hope you can find the 2006 Envoy XL or Trailblazer EXT you seek for a reasonable price. I agree totally with you that you should be able to find one for $10,000 off MSRP. Have you done a nationwide inventory search?

Re: Diamond White on restriction [aroxas]: by hardhawk on Wed Mar 14 11:03:00 PDT 2007; You can order it, but it won't get scheduled for production until the restriction is lifted.

Re: Depreciation of Trailblazer/Envoy [bmb2]: by hardhawk on Wed Mar 14 09:00:30 PDT 2007; If you really need space and economy, go for a minivan. There are great deals to be had on vans from almost all companies right now. You can even get AWD on the Toyota if you need it over the FWD of the Chrysler/Dodge/Honda offerings. Most people really don't need an SUV. That is why the crossovers are gaining in popularity. The vans are still great vehicles too. You can almost steal a Ford Freestyle crossover right now. It is a good vehicle that has adequate but not excessive power as well as a lot of room inside and good mileage. I have to have my Envoy to tow a 5000# boat. They are great vehicles. If I didn't have the boat, I would have a van or a crossover.

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