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Re: Good Price?? [meier]: by thereal411 on Thu May 29 10:35:49 PDT 2008; Since we don't know what is included in your "OTD" price it is hard for us to tell.. Here in WA an OTD price includes a 9.3% tax rate, other states it is far less. I paid 25283.41 OTD for one a similar one w/o Nav.. That's with a 9.3% tax rate.. mine broke down like this: car: 24542 doc: 50.00 TTL: 159.00 Sales Tax: 2282.41 (9.3%) Total: 27033.41 - 1750 rebate OTD price 25283.41 So from that you should be able to do the math.. The Nav is +2k over my deal. Invoice on the tech pkg is 1,735.. So I'd say you could do better than the deal you have posted. Post the price and disclose your tax rate and we could give you a better idea.

Re: Dark slate 2.5SL & Connection [thereal411]: by thereal411 on Sun May 25 09:55:56 PDT 2008; So I picked up the car yesterday. MSRP 26,605 Car was 24542.00 (2.5 SL + Connection, floor mats and emergency kit) rebate 1750 (1250 + 500 memorial day) 22,792 Price paid for the vehicle. After Tax (9.3), title, license and doc fees 25283.41 From Younker in Renton, WA. Everyone was friendly and everything was handled over the internet/phone and the trip to pick it up involved about 45 mins at the dealer. Good experience.

Delay in getting my Mo: by jimmyjug on Tue May 13 13:47:09 PDT 2008; I paid the $1000 deposit on Friday for my new 09 SL AWD with all packages except the DVD and Entertainment System. The dealer (here in WA) asked me to come on Sunday to pick it up. But called me the next day only to mention some damage to that car and I will be getting another new one in 2 weeks :( I was pissed but its better to wait 2 weeks and get a brand new one rather than taking some crap!! BTW, I paid 600 below invoice for my Platinum Graphite w/ black leather Mo. Will update this forum as soon as I get my vehicle. Thanks for all your help...this forum has been great :)

Re: CA to WA Sales Tax, Price, etc? [mags49]: by kyfdx on Thu Mar 13 19:32:24 PDT 2008; California dealers must collect sales tax for any new car that is delivered in the state... To waive the sales tax, the car has to be shipped or delivered across state lines... At least that is what we always hear... I don't think that the unavailability of the car in Washington has anything to do with it.

CA to WA Sales Tax, Price, etc?: by mags49 on Thu Mar 13 19:01:16 PDT 2008; Since the NAH is not sold in the State of Washington, I am exploring purchase of one in California. I assumed I would not pay sales tax there but in Washington when I registered it. However,I was just informed by a CA dealer that I would have to pay the California Sales Tax "because the NAH is not sold in Washington" (why would that matter?). I've been on-line tonight trying to find out whether that sales tax would be deducted from the Washington State sales tax or what, and can't find an answer. Anyone else know about this? Am I in the wrong forum? Also, I already did confirm that our local Nissan dealer has the hybrid techs. Are there other concerns I should have about owning an NAH here? fyi, the MSR price for 2007 with pkg #1 is $27,025 and the manu rebate of $1500 expired on it but is now on the 2008 model which is only $200 more. Go figure. I think the dealer will have to deal down to off-load the 2007's. I haven't got to their bottom figures yet until I get the tax question settled. Any advice appreciated.

Don't like your 16-inch wheels?: by karsick on Tue Jan 29 16:51:27 PST 2008; Anyone else recently buy an Altima and want to upgrade to bigger wheels? I'll buy your 16"s (alloy or steel) if you live in the Seattle or Portland area. We bought a 2008 2.5s and love it.

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