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"The prices on their used stuff is way out of whack. I recently bought a vehicle from them listed for 27 for 23k. It took some work to get them down "... Read more Review by: mrjim2

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Re: 2008 KC SE 4x4 V6 auto with VTP and Tow Pkg for $16,999 OTD. [zaback] by picante on Mon Sep 01 07:59:10 PDT 2008

Zaback: Both trucks were purchased from Lithia Nissan of Medford.

Re: 2008 KC SE 4x4 V6 auto with VTP and Tow Pkg for $16,999 OTD. [picante] by zaback on Mon Sep 01 07:06:18 PDT 2008

Piante, Did you make your purchase(s) in Eugene or Medfore? Very impressive.

2008 KC SE 4x4 V6 auto with VTP and Tow Pkg for $16,999 OTD. by picante on Sun Aug 31 17:12:47 PDT 2008

After I bought my rig (see above), I helped a buddy buy the same rig (even the same color) except it also has the Tow Package. With the additional info I had from my deal, he was able to get a deal that was about $500 better than mine. Needless to say, I'm gonna expect him to buy me a good dinner! My friend got some additional infor from the dealer and it looks like dealers' actual "net zero" cost is almost $10K off MSRP on the V6's. (Figured as: $2,500 (rebate) + $5,000 (quota incentive) + $500-700 (holdback) + (difference between MSRP and invoice). So, it should be possible to get a deal around $9K off MSRP.

Re: Transmission [samadams2] by picante on Sun Aug 31 10:37:22 PDT 2008

samadams2: By my reckoning then, MSRP was about $27,800 on that rig, which means you got about $8,800 off! (Not counting the bug guard.) My previous truck was a 5-speed manual hardbody, but I could find an SE V6 4x4 KC manual in my area. I'm getting used to the auto (and my wife is very happy now that we have A/C, auto & cruise control).

Recent 08 V6 prices by picante on Sat Aug 30 17:48:27 PDT 2008

samadams2: Great price! Which transmission? choochoojohn: Dealers who can qualify for the Nissan $5,000 bonus for meeting quota seem to be selling 2008 V6's around $8,000 to $9,000 off MSRP (OTD). At the very least, they'll should you $7,500 off, cuz' that still leaves them with as much profit as if they'd sold it to you at MSRP with no rebate or bonus in place. That said, not all dealers will meet the quota level, and may not have the $5K to play with.

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