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Wright Brothers Lincoln Mercury

2157 S Queen St
York, PA 17402
(717) 741-3876

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Cooper Motors

985 York St
Hanover, PA 17331
(717) 632-4225

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Lancaster Lincoln Mercury

1009 N Prince St
Lancaster, PA 17601
(717) 295-5000

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Central Lincoln Mercury

Penhar And Chambers Hill Rds
Harrisburg, PA 17111
(800) 562-1090

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L B Smith Ford Lincoln Mercury

1100 Market St
Lemoyne, PA 17043
(717) 761-6700

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Maguire's Ford Lincoln Mercury

100 N Thistledown Dr
Palmyra, PA 17078
(717) 838-8300

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Re: What Deal should I expect on this Demo Quest? [marcogallo1986]: by dtownfb on Mon Jun 30 14:17:02 PDT 2008; I haven't heard much about a Quest for 2010. The minivan market continues to shrink as many people are migrating to crossover vehicles. Of course the new car sales are down so much this year, who knows what is going to happen. You can keep your eye on this site for future news on the Quest: http://www.nissanhelp.com/Models/2008/Quest/Description.htm

Re: What Deal should I expect on this Demo Quest? [dodgehappy]: by marcogallo1986 on Tue May 20 08:58:01 PDT 2008; Hey if you are going to leese I would just go for a new 2008 quest No sence in evan looking at this demmo Quest. I would cont adleast 10 dealers to start with and get there bids. What color are you Looking for. Look at FIts Mall in Pa if you are Not to far away. Has anyone baught a quest in the new Yor aria I am going to look In to one for My dad he is looking now quest s moddle Not menny options. Thankyou for reading my Posting have a verry good day Guys Marco SOrry about my spelling.

Re: For Sale By Owner ONLY OPTION [js76]: by dtownfb on Sat Mar 29 19:20:57 PDT 2008; KBB, NADA, Edmunds, etc are just guides and in this market are not very accurate. When trading in a car, the dealer will only give you what they feel they can get at auction. It is not just Nissan but all dealerships. Take a look at this forum on Edmunds http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/WebX/.ee9c851/35098

Re: My New 2007 Nissan Quest SE [brookwood1]: by dtownfb on Sun Dec 23 18:56:39 PST 2007; Price sounds good. You may want to check what rebates are available. Based on the price you got from the dealer, there must be. The 400 miles on the van shouldn't be too much of an issue. The problem you run into now is the dealer will give you a great price but normally only for car already on the lot. They have their end of year numbers to worry about.

Re: 2006 Nissan Quest pricing [stuartlong]: by dtownfb on Mon Aug 14 09:30:05 PDT 2006; Also make sure you want the Run Flat Tires as well. they are pretty expensive to replace. You can check Tire Rack to get a sense of what they cost. The $31,716 gets you in the $8k-$10k range. Start negotiating at $31,5k and see what happens. If you are sold on the Quest, you should get quotes from th other dealerships in your town. You should casually mention that you have visted the other dealerships as well.

Re: Apples and Apples? [stuartlong]: by dtownfb on Sun Aug 13 20:08:34 PDT 2006; I'm not sure your strategy is sound since you will likely have to take what the dealer has on his/her lot. Also by not having a clear favorite vehicle or a clear price, you will be doing a lot of back and forth with saleman. It will be hard to get an apples to apples comparison this late int eh model year. I would sit down and decide what is the closest I can get in each vehicle, determine what options are the most important (ones you must have and the ones that you can do without) and negotiate the best price for each van. All three manufacturers want to clear out their 2006 since 2007 will be on the lots next month. I know Nissan is giving the Quest a makeover for 2007 and are aggressively selling the Quest. The Sienna and Odyssey will be a tougher negotiation but you shoudl be able to get a decent deal. I doubt your friend's saleman will give you the same price if they have to deal with another dealership.

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