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Williamson Cadillac HUMMER

7815 SW 104th St
Miami, FL 33156
(305) 670-7336

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Vera HUMMER

300 S University Dr
Pembroke Pines, FL 33025
(954) 436-3036

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Coral HUMMER

5101 N Federal Hwy
Pompano Beach, FL 33064
(866) 398-6962

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Miami, FL HUMMER Car Consumer Discussions

Got GMID, now what?: by jorgedbernal on Tue Jan 17 14:02:49 PST 2006; Hi Car_man, I just got my authorization number from GM, I suppose I can now get the H3 at the supplier price. I worked out the number on their Payment Estimator and want to know, is that exactly what I should pay or agree to pay? Can I lower that price even more? What other factors influence the monthly payment? Also, I have really bad credit, will I get nailed in the monthly payments because of that, eventhough I'm coming from a 39 month lease on a BMW Z4 where I paid religiously on time? Anyways I appreciate any help you can offer me, here are all the stats. The H3 MSRP is $35020.00 Supplier price is $32159.07 According to the Payment Estimator my monthly payment will be 462.26 for 36 months, 15k miles giving 937.26 out of pocket (thats 462.26 first month and 475.00 security deposit). I live in South Florida.

About GM rebates: by smiamiguy on Wed Nov 23 07:54:59 PST 2005; Hi, I am planning to buy a H3 and I have a GM certificate for $1000 and also the dealer said that they would give me another $1000 rebate, question: If the MSRP is around $33,000 and the invoice around $30,000, Should I deduct those $2000 from the MSRP and try to negotiate something off the $31,000 or negotiate and then apply the rebates? Thanks! Westongirl

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