Find Nissan Dealers in Worcester, Massachusetts

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Worcester, Massachusetts Nissan Car Dealers

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  • 1041 Eddie Dowling Hwy
  • North Smithfield, RI 02896
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Buying a car from a Nissan Car Dealer

MA Nissan Car Consumer Discussions


just bought a Versa in MA by ttexastommy on Sun Jul 22 18:30:53 PDT 2007

I just bought a Versa two weeks ago from a dealer in the Worcester, MA area. I got the Versa 1.8 S with 4-speed automatic transmission, power package, and ABS (also splash guards and floor/trunk mats) for $14,000 ($32 below invoice). Nissan currently has a $500 rebate and the dealer threw in a $690 discount to get from the sticker price of $15,190 down to $14,000. The dealer charged me $274 for a documentation fee. Nissan then gave me .7% APR on the financing. I paid a 5% sales tax and $65 for transfer of registration and title, which we all pay in Mass, regardless of the type of car we buy. It was a no-hassle experience, but I had done a great deal of research before visiting the dealership. I was also interested in the Honda Fit sport with a sticker price of $16,500. The Honda dealer implied that they were getting full sticker price and that financing would be at current bank rates. I saved $2500 on the purchase price and about $1500 on financing charges, for a total savings of $4000 over the cost of the fit. The Versa has to be the the best buy on the market today!

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