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Re: June was the better month to buy an Altima?? [r000]: by slin on Tue Jul 14 10:14:56 PDT 2009; Would you please let me know the detail as well? Think about buying an altima in NC asap, thank you very mcuh

Re: Versa 1.8S hatchback price [iowa70]: by sdedmunds on Wed Jun 24 05:09:12 PDT 2009; iowa70 thanks for sharing. Would you mind telling us the APR? If it's the 2.9% APR from nissan, that would make you car payments at $233. I think that sounds like a reasonable price. However, you are in NC and the cost of living is much lower than in Miami, FL. So I don't know if I could get that same deal. Anyhow, as I mentioned in earlier posts, I am only three weeks away from going to the dealerships to haggle for a deal. Does anyone know of a no haggle nissan dealership near Miami, FL? I want to start the negotiations with that price. I guess it would be the same thing as starting with carmax, but nonetheless I'd like to talk to a physical dealership.

Leasing 2007: by talk2marvin on Mon Nov 26 09:22:12 PST 2007; Looking to lease an 07 leftover 31,800 including destination in NC. What should I be looking at for a 36month lease with 0 down? Plus I have heard that Z's arent good to lease, but I dont want to purchase one with the 09 coming out. I figure by late '10 they show have all the bugs worked out of them.

Re: Versa 1.8S hatchback price [jinsong]: by iowa70 on Thu Jun 04 04:19:28 PDT 2009; jinsong, I just bought my 2009 Nissan Versa 1.8S hatchback automatic, with power package & cruise for $12988 OTD. Breakdown as follows 14050 dealer price 938 tax, tag transfer and doc fee 2000 incentives $12988 total I didn't think that was too bad of a deal. Also, this was purchased in NC.

Help With Numbers Please: by travdog34 on Tue Apr 07 17:32:22 PDT 2009; Specs of the car: 2009 Nissan Altima 2.5 S 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT) MSRP: $22,545 Terms of lease: 39 months 12,000 miles/year $0 down In march I received a low offer of $249/month. This was from a price match guarantee that said they would beat any offer by $10/month. So I guess you could say one offer was $259/month, and I took that to the other dealership with the guarantee and they went to $249/month with $0 down. Now that it is April, I am wondering if I have room to bargain lower? Do the new numbers this month permit this? I would love to get to around $229/month. Anyone know or think this is possible? Or have the numbers gotten worse, and should I be begging to get $249/month still. I have about 2 weeks to finalize, so any and all help is much appreciated!! Location is Raleigh, NC. Thanks!

Re: Searching for '08 Leftovers, financing? [lotuspeddler]: by cmyawn on Wed Jan 28 10:55:20 PST 2009; I am still debating. I really don't want to get the technology package but I may have to in order to get fog lights. The dealer (about 90 miles away) with the car with the right color combo (Brick Red w/ Blonde leather interior) and exactly the right options is $500 under invoice and agreed to throw in the moon roof wind deflector. BUT to get him to add fog lights is an issue since NMAC does not fully residualize them as a dealer add-on accessory, so my payment for a 36 month 12000 mile/year lease would go up by about $17 a month. For a vehicle w/ the technology package, the dealer with the best deal is about a 3 hour drive away, he is $650 under invoice and has agreed to throw in carpet/trunk mats and a moonroof wind deflector, and to reduce his ridiculous $499 doc fee by $389 to "make my last Maxima payment". But his car is black, and my 2007 Maxima SE is black...and the tech package brings with it the spoiler, so the new 2007 Altima would look just about exactly like my Maxima. And I want to feel like I am getting a new car, not just a slightly smaller and better gas-mileage clone of what I am driving now. The only dealer within 300 miles with an Altima with technology package, SL, both convenience and connection packages, in red with blonde leather is about a 3 hour drive away...and he refuses to go below invoice. So I may just wait till February and see what happens with the next round of NMAC and Nissan incentives, and to see what new inventory shows up. PLUS I would lease a Prius Touring model w/ package 6 if it were, say, $40 a month more than the Altima deal. And Toyota Finance just announced fabulous lease deals, but SE Toyota is not offering them, I may fly to NJ and lease a Prius and drive it back to NC. OR in waiting for February Nissan incentives, there is a chance that the NJ Prius incentives will be adopted by SE Toyota. I really need fog lights since I live in a fog-prone coastal area. And leasing is a really good idea here since the sea air rusts cars quickly...my 2001 Dodge truck is right now in the shop for brake work, cause in part by rusting brake components. Cars (and anything made of iron or steel) just do not last around here. If I lived inland I would take advantage of the $1500 rebate offer and buy an Altima. I have time since my Maxima lease is not up till 2-21. It is amazing the wide discrepancy between dealers...I have offers from $900 over invoice to $650 under, with 4 well under invoice. And the dealers definitely want to deal with what is on their lots, not to go get the color combo I want.

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