Massachusetts Nissan Car Dealers

If you are in the market for a new Nissan car or truck, your search should begin at Edmunds.com. Our expansive network of Massachusetts Nissan car dealerships gives car buyers the ability to start shopping for their new or used vehicle from the convenience of their desktop. Once you locate Nissan car dealers in Massachusetts, you can compare online price quotes to find the lowest possible rate. Whether you are interested in a car, truck, SUV, wagon, or minivan, the comprehensive listing of Massachusetts Nissan car dealerships at Edmunds.com is a great place to start.

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Re: Just test drove... [bitterbuffalo]: by langjie on Wed May 07 11:05:08 PDT 2008; I'd go for the OR dealer if you were comfortable with that price

Re: First time buying [captain2]: by caciliberti on Tue May 06 21:01:24 PDT 2008; which card dealers in TX you know? I'm in MA and I could save some $$$ by buying from a different state.

Re: First time buying [loyalndfan13]: by captain2 on Tue May 06 13:42:03 PDT 2008; can't tell what they get for Rogues in MA, but the SL w/premium/moonroof/mats/bumper guards (sticker $24760.00) are selling down here in TX for $22414 purportedly $500 under invoice but also not including a $500 rebate making it 21914 or a grand under. Suggest you do the same thing I just did - get some hard number internet quotes, buy from the most competitive dealer or if the dealer involved doesn't have precisely what you want, take your quote into the dealer that does and simply ask him to match YOUR best price and by all means be strong enough to walk out when he/she hems and haws too much but also be prepared to sign on the dotted line if the numbers are to YOUR satisfaction. Think the dealers in general will be pretty good at telling who is a real buyer as opposed to a 'sport' negotiator, and are generally aware of what the other dealers in the area sell things for. Understand that they really don't make a bunch of money selling new cars - that comes later in the service dept. or in the used car lots. Invoice numbers (while not terribly representative of the car's actual cost) are available rather easily here at Edmunds (as well as MSN), both provide a no obligation quote service that will be sent out to dealers close to your zip code. Have found that Edmund's TMV (market value) numbers are generally high. You can also expand your search over a wider area by simply contacting those dealers directly on their own websites. The internet is a powerful tool sometimes - use it, may save you a grand or even more. All vehicles tend to vary in popularity (and price) from region to region, heck down here in Texas the Dealers are STILL selling a bunch of pickups..

First time buying: by loyalndfan13 on Tue May 06 12:27:18 PDT 2008; Hi im looking to purchase a 2008 Rogue SL (basics not options besides maybe floor mats) in MA in the next few weeks. Any suggestions or tips on negotiating and working the dealers? What kind of prices for the basic awd are people coming across (especially in Mass)? Lookin for any advice and numbers that people can offer me. Thanks

Re: Just test drove... [langjie]: by mwnewman2001 on Mon May 05 09:13:18 PDT 2008; was able to get a loaded Altima NAH (NAV, leather, sunroof) for invoice. (Attleboro MA) last week. Do NOT pay MSRP

Re: Just test drove... [bitterbuffalo]: by langjie on Mon May 05 09:08:02 PDT 2008; NO NO NO!!!! do not pay MSRP for it!!!!

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