Then I recommend dropping by for a test drive and asking for a sale price of $51,600 and monthly payment of $500. When (if?) they say no, ask them to give you their best quote in hand and youâll go home to think it over. That way youâll know whatâs the lowest they will go to let you leave their lot. Also, itâs still far from the end of the month so youâll probably have more leverage by playing this slow to get closer to month end.
The dealer does not have this car on the lot. They can get it as soon as I fill out a credit app, they say.
Iâm thinking to go ahead with the credit app only AFTER they e-mail me the final lease #s, so I have it in writing.
Iâm looking for a very specific color/interior, options package. So, no one has this car on their lot & probably wonât until another 2-4 weeks at the earliest.
Perhaps if I wait until November, I can have more room to shop around. But, Iâd like to get this done sooner than later.
Hold on, if the dealer does not have in the lot and he is going to get it from somewhere, it means you are paying the transportation as well as profit of two dealers. The one that you deal with and the one they deal with. Are you sure you have checked all dealers around to find which dealer around you have this stock number.
Just pulled the trigger on 2016 QX60 with Premium and Premium Plus. MSRP of car is $49,240. My payment is $341 + 8% Tax = $369 for 39/12 with $0 Down. I was able to get $9,240 off MSRP. Total drive off was $3169 which included $2400 in MSDs(6 MSDs). Iâm in SoCal.
$3469 is not correct in that sheet. I actually paid $3169. It includes $2400 in refundable security deposits, 1st month payment, registration, and license fees. To me thatâs $0 down because Iâm gonna get my MSDs back.
âDownâ refers to down payment or capital cost reduction. Paying drive-off fees such as the first monthâs payment, tax, refundable MSDs, etc is not considered a down payment.