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Is the "Nissan Supplier Discount" any good?: by scorz on Sat Sep 05 09:28:06 PDT 2009; My company is a Nissan supplier, and we are offered a 2.87% discount off of the invoice price of any new Nissan. Is this a good deal, or am I better off negotiating a better price? I'm located in the Washington DC market.

Best Price for '09 Altima SE Coupe (Lease)???: by rsl_design on Wed Jul 08 12:35:35 PDT 2009; Hi Car_Man, I am looking to lease a 2009 Altima SE Coupe w/premium package, sport package and moonroof. I am currently leasing an Infiniti G35x, which is due very soon. I would only like to pay $250 - $300 per month for a new lease with 12k miles per year. I am flexible on the number of months. I just spoke with a dealer who quoted its best price of approximately $35k and monthly payment around $350/month. Is this a good deal? What should I expect to pay? I would love to only pay $250/month, but the dealer claims they cannot meet that price with the premium package, etc. I would love your insight! By the way, I am in the DC area. Thanks!!

Re: just got one [r000]: by tzzoooma on Wed Jul 01 10:14:42 PDT 2009; Fitzmall Chambersburg, PA. $1500 factory to consumer rebate $1500 hidden factory to dealer rebate As sales explained to me: Dealer lost additional holdback/more to meet quota for additional sales bonus. 14 other local (DC) dealers wouldn't touch the price. They drove it down to me, and it was nice and painless.

Need 09 Altima S CVT with Conv. Package DC: by tzzoooma on Mon Jun 29 05:06:09 PDT 2009; Any experience buying in DC area? What's the lowest this car has gone for lately?

Re: NAH vs. TCH [newcars]: by kiraadc on Fri Apr 24 11:22:06 PDT 2009; I am the former owner of a Toyota Camry (not a hybrid) that was a good but, well yes, boring car. I bought my 2008 NAH last July and have loved everything about it ever since. I would say my gas mileage was in the 36-40 mpg range in the summer, depending on AC, city vs. highway driving etc. When just highway, I got around 42, which was sweet. Winter range: 32-35 mpg. I live in DC. I didn't consider the TCH because (a) I didn't want another boring car and (b) there was no Federal tax credit available. The NAH car is fun to drive, has pickup when you need it, and is so stylish that a colleague even left a note on the car, not knowing it belonged to me, admiring it parked in front of the building and wondering where she could get one too. (NAH is not available in my area, so it requires a serious commitment to go to NJ, NY, or New England to get it from here as well as research on who will service it.) My 11-year-old daughter thinks the back seat is roomier than than Camry. I don't know that's true, but she thinks the Altima is "way cool." The only drawback is that smaller trunk, but I have found it adequate, even for beach vacations with all the attendant accountrements. I loved not only my Federal tax rebate but also the fact that I was exempted from state sales tax (tied to the Federal status) and got a reduced registration fee as well. Rebates and reduced rates for hybrids are different in different states, but that's easy to check on the web. Those economics helped make my decision. Also, I wanted to write in after owning the car 8 months just to say thanks to those who have posted in this forum for their honest and helpful observations and hints. The posts gave me the confidence to research a vehicle I couldn't drive until I committed to checking one out far away from home. It has proven to be a great decision so far. Good luck with your purchase.

Good deal?: by nspatel112 on Mon Jan 26 11:52:05 PST 2009; I got offered a 2009 Rogue SL AWD with premium package (no moonroof, no leather) for 23747 + TTL. It comes to about 25,500 OTD. I am not sure that this is a very good deal. Any input? I'm in the DC/Baltimore area.

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