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Re: 2009 Altima Lease (Deal or No Deal?) [choochootrain]: by smarty666 on Thu Sep 03 09:03:38 PDT 2009; one thing I forgot to mention is be very careful with nissan; I was at a dealership a few weeks ago looking at the max and altima and the salesman was very pushy on a 39 month lease and saying that would give us the best deal but I told him no because that would be 3 months longer then the warranty period and when I told him that he said oh you have nothing to worry about; nissan is also advertising 39 month leases in the newspaper and on TV and for some reason they seem to forget their warranty period is only 36 months; interesting though toyota and honda only advertise 36 month leases which is the right amount of time since they have the same warranty as nissan

My car was totalled: by njshorewill on Thu Oct 08 19:30:51 PDT 2009; I was ready to "unjoin" this forum since I leased my '09 Maximas SV w. the Sport Package back in January, so I wasn't planning on a new car until 2012...Well thanks to getting broadsided by one of those bucket trucks from the Phone Company, I guess I'll be shopping sooner than I thought. Spun at least once, all I remember is BANG, breaking glass, and a blur of airbags. It took out both doors and rear fender on the passenger side, rt rear wheel is at a 45 degree angle, lower rocket panel, bumper, trunk and some damage on the "C" panel, rear door about 10 inches into the passenger compartment (Thank God my dog wasn't with me). Even the glove compartment, console and trim are all popped out of whack! Does anybody think insurance will choose to fix it and NOT total it? I owe about $31K on lease & residual. Book value maybe $33-34K. Has anyone been in this circumstance? I put down $4,500 (the money factor was .028 when I got it)...Has anyone ever gotten money back on any equity you had in a car? This could have been a lot worse, but I'm bummed...my car was black with Frost Gray, and 2010 SV Sport only gets black this year (I like lighter interiors), plus I had paid to have painted pinstripes, and aftermarket body side moldings and chrome rocker panel mldg. (Oh well) The REAL irony...I was coming back from the body shop to get an estimate for a dented left front fender & bumper that was hit in a parking lot ($2,000)..this happened 2 weeks AFTER I had to have the front bumper reinstalled after it got caught on my dog's lead pulling out of the garage (can you say money down the drain?). It could have been a lot worse, if it was the other side I wouldn't be sitting here telling you about this. Anybody have advice for dealing with insurance, so amybe I can recoup SOME money? I have NJ Manufacturer's Insurance who is VERY good to work with, and I don't get charged for acccidents or tickets (oh, did I mentioned I got one of those too because I had to cross oncoming traffic to get into the parking lot?

Can you help me?: by cousinjenn on Thu Oct 08 10:35:51 PDT 2009; Hi Car Man, I was wondering if you could help me? I have been reading some of the posts and have taken note that models loose their residual value at the end of the model year. I hope the Rogue isn't too gone. I am looking at a 2009 SL AWD with sunroof/awd prem package/leather package plus a few small extras (mats, guards, kickplates, etc). The sticker price is $29455 and they are advertising it on their website for $25401. I assume this advertised price includes the $1250 cash back that Nissan is offering. What should I be looking for as far as a great lease price for 36-39 months, nothing down except 1st month's payment? Oh, and I need 15k miles a year. I have went on some calculators, but the payments are coming in around $500 a month and people here are saying they are getting them for under $400. I just don't want to get ripped off. Thanks so much!!!

Re: SV Maxima...Good Deal? [marc63082]: by sahil908 on Tue Sep 29 14:27:50 PDT 2009; I honestly found that some people who are posting these "astonishing" deals are actually dealers or working for leasing companies or other financial institutes. No offense please, I am not saying everyone who got a great deal is a dealer or works for these institutions. When I was shopping for my 09 Max, I asked some of these great hagglers (or deal hunters) about the pricing and either they couldn't back up their #s or they asked me to give them a call. when I called them they were like oh yeah I am a sales person at this dealership, I can get you this deal. However, blah blah blah same bs... Like I said, some of the other "deal hunters" couldn't back up their numbers. I don't get it, what kind of satisfaction some people get by posting fake numbers.I went by the "great" price on Truecar dot com. I stopped sweating over what some "deal hunters" are posting on these forums and on Maxima.org.

Press request: by KarenS on Mon Sep 28 16:52:16 PDT 2009; A reporter is looking to speak to consumers who have recently purchased a compact SUV in the past six months. If you�ve downsized from a larger SUV, please let me know. Please send your daytime phone number to ctalati@edmunds.com by Friday, October 2, 2009.

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