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Re: OTD pricing for a 2008 sentra with ABS/ cvt [dr94087]: by gentlestorm2 on Mon Jun 16 10:26:40 PDT 2008; Boucher Nissan and its in WI...My car doesn't have the fancy stuff like the convenience package. I wish!! So my biggest complaint is that on my key fob there is no trunk release. A 2008 with no trunk release!!!! But still it's pretty good!

Re: price for sedan 2.5s w/ 6 speed [wcutler]: by wcutler on Wed May 07 15:53:09 PDT 2008; latest figures 2008 altima 2.5s w/ 6 speed - includes Floor and Trunk Mats, Splash Guards dealer does not have car but will get it - dark slate w/ charcoal interior 17600 w/ no cost to get car I have 2005 altima 2.5s w/ 5 speed - includes Floor and Trunk Mats, Splash Guards 57k on miles on it - carmax offered 8500 They offered me 9500 - site unseen for it Is this a good deal?

Re: price for sedan 2.5s w/ 6 speed [bonzy]: by wcutler on Wed May 07 12:29:57 PDT 2008; They must have internet price or its the % that they took off that got 1999 This is how it was emailed to me

price for sedan 2.5s w/ 6 speed: by wcutler on Wed May 07 09:06:37 PDT 2008; Got 2 internet quotes for sedan 2.5s w/ 6 speed I am assuming the sedans come with the emergency kit as the price that is list in the first one is whats list in the inventory for nissan Please find below a price quote for a 2008 Nissan Altima 2.5 S / manual MSRP: $21,325.00 Internt % -1999.00 Rebate -1250.00 Cost of Vehicle : 17,995.00 plus tt & f The other dealer was for 17750 w/ rebate include Are these good prices? The area is milwaukee, wi

I hope I'm not being too hasty: by occking on Tue Mar 11 17:18:12 PDT 2008; Only had the first car for a few days, and my wife absolutely loves it. She only travels maybe 10,000 miles per year -- I will be almost four times that & tired of spending a fortune for gas. Sure looks like we are headed towards $4.00 per gallon, and who knows if it will ever drop to substantially less than that during the next few years. With all the driving I do, much more highway mileage. I realize that the "ecomomics of this vehicle" are such that city mileage better than highway, and I will not realize that benefit. However, I am a fairly easy going driver, rarely over 70 highway. I hope to get close to mid-thirties mpg. My Subaru Tribeca averages just about 20 mpg. 35,000 miles per year means approx 1750 gallons. If I can get 35 mpg on NAH, will save around 750 gallons per year, even at $3.00 per gallon that's over $2000 per year, plus I would use regular instead of high test, so that would save another $200 or so per year (around here high test 20 - 25 cents per gallon higher than regular) It's probably because of the $2350 tax rebate that cinched the deal on each vehicle, otherwise really could just justify the purchase. I realize the Prius would get another 10 mpg or so, but you absolutely cannot get one with moon roof, and that was a must on both vehicles. Not only that, the companies that specialize in installing moon roofs will not put one on a Prius. Probably because of the rounded roof. I have never owned a Nissan before, and have been very pleased with my Subaru Tribeca. But, I have realized that 99% of my driving is on business by myself, and I can manage fine with the small trunk. If we need anything large to move, have a 1999 Dodge Dakota 4wd p/u that just sits in the driveway. A 99 wi less than 26,000 miles on the Odometer! I use it so little, last time I put in gas was early November and have drive around 125 miles since that time. Oh well, I hope I have made the right decision. I am kind of an impulsive buyer. At least the two vehicles are different colors, my wife's black, mine silver. I will post on this formum my experiences, as well as detailed info on gas consumption.

Just picked this beauty from the dealer: by stactum on Sat Mar 08 17:58:23 PST 2008; I just picked this beauty from the Rosen Nissan dealer here in Milwaukee, WI. I negotiated everything via email, was pretty easy, the very first offer I got was $1200 below MSRP, after that I said to a dealer here is X amount this car cost you and you got to be more serious making me an offer, he responded saying "Ok, what is the price you're willing to pay" I said 28,500 for the car with MSRP of $31,470 09 Murano SL AWD Platinum Graphite Black Cloth Splash Guards SL-A Package (Premium package) Floor Mats, Carpeted MSRP: $31,470 Invoice price: $28,961 Dealer's holdback: $564 Negotiated sale price: $28,500.00 Plate transfer: $93.00 Service fee: $149.99 Tax (5.1%): $1,461.15 OTD Price: $30,204.05 So basically I got it $461 below invoice. Awesome car, decent deal!!!

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