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Re: '08 Lease [Car_man]: by asr515 on Tue Aug 26 08:18:30 PDT 2008; Thx for the reply Car_Man. I talked to one of the Saab dealers in my area (NY/NJ metro). He gave me the employee pricing for the 9-7x at $28,255 which is about $9k off the MSRP. Of course, financing rate is 5.19%. Do you think I can do any better with both the finance rate and price? I think I'm looking for a STEAL and this just doesn't seem like one to me. I currently have an '06 9-7x whose lease expires next month. Buy out is $27k (ridiculous). Do you know if GM negotiates the buy out price??? If I could get a heck of deal there, I'll just keep my '06....then again, I'd probably want it for less than $20k! Thanks again. Amy

Lease Quote Saab 9-3 Turbo X: by dammitjim1 on Thu May 29 16:18:14 PDT 2008; Hi all, A local dealer on LI has 2 Turbo X models in stock, one in auto, 1 manual, both with Cold Weather and Touring packages. I opted for the 6-speed and requested an internet quote. I didn't get back complete info such as the buy price the lease is based on, money factor or residual, but what I did get back was enough to make me head for the door, so to speak. Here it is: $619 per month X 39 @ 12K miles per year and $4,141 up-front 27 month lease would run $672 per month with $3,725 up-front Paying that kind of money for any Saab, even a limited edition model, strikes me as being just about nuts. I am working to get the rest of the info that led to that pricing, but I would definitely not move on this car with those numbers. Chime in and let me know what you think - would anybody take a Turbo-X with those kind of lease numbers?

Re: Memorial Day Best Offer [cpa_howard]: by hutch79 on Mon May 26 16:25:38 PDT 2008; My husband and I live in the NY/NJ Metro area. Glad I could help. We drove our new car the whole weekend and absolutely love it (and I am not even a car person).

Re: Opinions of this offer? [saablcp]: by dammitjim1 on Mon Mar 31 19:26:04 PDT 2008; The factual basis my opinion is based on is quotes and advertised lease rates I've seen for the car in question which were substantially lower than what the author posted - assuming the base model is what was referred to, which is why I asked the question on how the car was equipped.

Re: Opinions of this offer? [sarah7330]: by dammitjim1 on Sun Mar 30 05:48:18 PDT 2008; What options have you selected with the car? If you're just getting the base model, that price isn't so great.

Re: lease question [daks11]: by dammitjim1 on Thu Mar 27 08:43:55 PDT 2008; That seems very high for a negotiated price of $26K and such a large down payment. I would certainly shop around and also check the selling price relative to dealer invoice price. I would shoot for at or below invoice before any rebates or incentives are applied.

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