It's finally done- 03' Type S Silver w/Navi
04-16-2002, 05:20 PM
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It's finally done- 03' Type S Silver w/Navi
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The dealerships blow here in Chicago- Fighting back and forth over a lease and down payment dollars- Finally someone took my offer. They are going higher in price than some of you have reported on the east and west coast-
They sold three (2 type S's) and one TL while I was finalizing paper work- They can't keep them in stock here in Chicago.
Finally spring is here and a speeding ticket is probably coming soon!!!
I will check back with you guys soon- hopefully I won't blow my tranny!!!!!!!!!
The dealerships blow here in Chicago- Fighting back and forth over a lease and down payment dollars- Finally someone took my offer. They are going higher in price than some of you have reported on the east and west coast-
They sold three (2 type S's) and one TL while I was finalizing paper work- They can't keep them in stock here in Chicago.
Finally spring is here and a speeding ticket is probably coming soon!!!
I will check back with you guys soon- hopefully I won't blow my tranny!!!!!!!!!
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04-16-2002, 06:07 PM
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Mcgrath was brutally higher- they wanted 3,500 down and 580.00 per month for 36 months 15 K pr. yr. I could have leased a BMW 530i
Muller's won the business- much better-
Continental was worse than Mcgrath
Muller's won the business- much better-
Continental was worse than Mcgrath
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I leased my 2002 TL-S w/o navi ror 39 months at $455 per month. I didn't do the BS 'cap cost reduction'. If I were to do that what is the point of leasing? Just buy. It is best when leasing to get into the car with little or nothing. JMHO. I HIGHLY recommend trying Autobytel or MSN Carpoint. You can get these 'Internet Sales Managers' at the Acura dealership to give you ALL the figures up front in an e-mail. If you are not happy you can go elsewhere (like I did) and cut an even better deal. They gave me the money factor, the total rent charges for the term of the lease and the price I was paying for the car and the monthly payment all in an e-mail. What else do you need? It was the only way to go!
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