Is it truely no haggle policy ?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Henry Lee, Aug 19, 2005.

  1. Henry Lee

    Henry Lee Guest

    Hi, friends
    I never bought any American car before but the Saturn VUE really impress
    me after the test drive.
    So I am checking 2006 VUE FWD with leather and comfort package , and email
    to many Saturn dealers for the best price they can offer.
    The answers are the same. They are no haggle policy and all price based on
    the Saturn's offical program.
    I am just wondering is the new car price in Saturn dealer really solid
    and no negotiable ?
    Thanks for any inputs
    Henry
     
    Henry Lee, Aug 19, 2005
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  2. Henry Lee

    B. Peg Guest

    You can haggle over your trade-in if you wish. That's about all I could get
    out of them.

    B~
     
    B. Peg, Aug 20, 2005
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  3. The no-haggle is the norm -- recent employee-discount pricing and buying
    a "demonstrator" are the exceptions I am familiar with (of course the
    dealer should be able to negotiate prices of options they install --
    perhaps not after they've put them in a car though...)

    I just wanted to add my 2005 Vue Red Line has been great. Definitely buy
    the V6 if you enjoy performance. I am 100% satisfied with the front
    wheel drive model -- justified the red line package a little by choosing
    2WD. I live in the midwest and, so far, did not regret the 2WD at all.

    Good luck!
     
    Nada Effinway, Aug 22, 2005
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  4. Henry Lee

    Henry Lee Guest

    Thanks for all inputs and suggestions.
    I will go to Saturn dealer today and be ready to buy my very first 2006
    Saturn VUE.
    It is kind of unknown adventure to me, wish me luck.
    Henry
     
    Henry Lee, Aug 22, 2005
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  5. Henry Lee

    Ron Herfurth Guest


    So are you saying there's no incentives or discounts at all on 2006 models?
    Did they say anything about the warranty? Last spring they "upped" the
    warranty to 5 years and offered a $1,000 discount for a 3 year warranty.
    Ron
     
    Ron Herfurth, Aug 22, 2005
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