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10-25-2004, 10:22 PM
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Unfortunately my previous one was declared a total loss after I was involved in a accident... I can attest to the safety of these cars though. I did a good job of protecting us.
10-28-2004, 07:14 AM
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Well none of the other "local" dealerers were willing to match so I ended up selecting the Black 04 6SP with Sports Package and the the dealer was "kind enough" to throw in the spare tire kit (The one I had been looking at was already gone and they found another car Black 6spd with sports package that happened to have the spare tire kit with it). The invoice was 26531 and I ended up being offered (haven't picked up the car but put a deposit down, will pick it up on Friday or Saturday) the car for 25000 +tax and tags. I did my financing through e-loan which went very smoothly and got 4.3% apr for 48 months which is exactly what I had the last time. So all in all I should be back were I was.
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10-28-2004, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by StphNieuw
Well none of the other "local" dealerers were willing to match so I ended up selecting the Black 04 6SP with Sports Package and the the dealer was "kind enough" to throw in the spare tire kit (The one I had been looking at was already gone and they found another car Black 6spd with sports package that happened to have the spare tire kit with it). The invoice was 26531 and I ended up being offered (haven't picked up the car but put a deposit down, will pick it up on Friday or Saturday) the car for 25000 +tax and tags. I did my financing through e-loan which went very smoothly and got 4.3% apr for 48 months which is exactly what I had the last time. So all in all I should be back were I was.
Over the life of the loan, you end up paying about $27,200. There's a loan calculator here .
10-28-2004, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by quack_p
Congratulations! That's a great price.
Over the life of the loan, you end up paying about $27,200. There's a loan calculator here .
Over the life of the loan, you end up paying about $27,200. There's a loan calculator here .
I'm pretty happy with it and once I have it picked up I will be even happier. They seem like pretty honest guys and I don't anticipate anything but you never can be sure. They mentioned that the car should be arriving today.
