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F.C. Kerbeck Buick GMC Pontiac

100 Rte 73 N
Palmyra, NJ 08065
(856) 829-8200

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Eckenhoff Buick Pontiac GMC Cadillac

1750 The Fairway
Jenkintown, PA 19046
(215) 884-4200

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Loughead Buick Pontiac GMC

840 Baltimore Pike
Springfield, PA 19064
(800) 673-9066

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Metro Pontiac Buick GMC

6815 Essington Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19153
(215) 492-1100

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Lankford Buick Pontiac GMC

301 Alan Wood Rd
Conshohocken, PA 19428
(610) 862-0555

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Barlow Buick Pontiac GMC

663 Mantua Pike
Woodbury, NJ 08096
(856) 381-4132

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Re: Target price / lease Denali? [raimu]: by jim53 on Thu Feb 22 11:46:01 PST 2007; I just leased one (loaded Denali XL) in January and the residual was 62% and mf 7.2% for 39 months at 12K mile per month. Also, the incentives at that time could not be used for a lease - only a straight sale. I assume this is still the case but don't know for sure.

Re: 2007 Denali Lease - Good Deal? [groupwhere]: by jim53 on Thu Jan 18 06:18:55 PST 2007; I assume they just add all of the up front costs (bank charge, sec deposit, tags, first payment) into the cap cost and calculate the lease from there (i.e. you would be financing those as well). That quote you got seems high to me on the surface. I am going to be leasing one with a 58K sticker for right around $800 including the 9% tax in PA. I think the zero down quote was closer to arond $860 per month including tax. Granted that is using a supplier discount but the quotes I got w/o the discount were maybe only 30-40 more. What price for the car are they using to calculate that lease?

Re: thnx [drjmak1]: by jim53 on Thu Jan 11 05:48:20 PST 2007; you will need to get a supplier discount auth code (you can get if you work for a GM supplier or if you know a GM employee or retiree). Once you have, you can probably get the same deal anywere.

Re: thnx [drjmak1]: by jim53 on Thu Jan 11 03:20:10 PST 2007; Just outside Philly but it is with a supplier discount so I should be able to get that same deal anywhere. I was wondering if better deals are possible. I havent seen any near me.

Re: help [drjmak1]: by jim53 on Wed Jan 10 17:46:31 PST 2007; I'm getting around $800 for a Denali XL with everything but the power running boards and mid to high 900's for a pretty fully loaded white Escalade ESV. This is based on supplier pricing. The difference in residual drives a lot of the lease pricing difference.

Dealer Cash: by jim53 on Wed Dec 20 06:10:11 PST 2006; Does anyone know if the 2K dealer cash currently available can be used if you lease the car? I've gotten mixed messages on this. I am currently deciding between leasing the Denali XL and the Escalade ESV. I was leaning towards the Denali assuming I could use the dealer cash but if not, the much smaller difference in payment may make me reconsider (the current incentive on the Escalade can apparently be used for a lease).

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