Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by Trevski
(Post 4782511)
So sorry but normal people would see i made i mistake and it should of been discounted to $81789.00 if you are not able to get a deal then you must not be a very good negotiator, and its not showing off MATE:curse: is was a good deal
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Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 4782519)
maybe you should have asked the dealer if he had a sense of humour he could sell you as well ;)
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Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Calm down folks, its only a thread about cars.....
Buzzy |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by steve99
(Post 4782022)
Thanks for the info everyone, seems like some of you have got some pretty good deals, im a couple of weeks away from starting the haggling but will let you know how I get on.
Currently thinking about the Holden Captiva, Mazda CX-7 or the new Kia Sorento. Also trying to get my head around the whole novated lease thing and putting it through work. Keep your deals coming:D hope this helped |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by Trevski
(Post 4782511)
So sorry but normal people would see i made i mistake and it should of been discounted to $81789.00 if you are not able to get a deal then you must not be a very good negotiator, and its not showing off MATE:curse: is was a good deal
As for getting a good deal, we have bought 2 new cars since arriving, both times we have looked up the price of the model we wanted on http://www.discountnewcars.com.au then used that as a guide when bartering. Its a really good site, and lets you know all the deals that the manufacturers are offering as standard, so when the dealer tells you he can throw in this that and the other, he can actually do a lot more, as the manufacturers were doing that anyway, so he is actually not giving you anything. If you click on the Specials link: http://www.discountnewcars.com.au/dnc_specials.cfm you will see there are already some big discounts, before you even walk into the showroom. |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by steve99
(Post 4777311)
I'm thinking of taking advantage of one of these end of finanical year deals...
Just trying to find out if anyone has bought a new car in the past few months and if so what sort of discount they managed to negotiate. Interested to know: Type of Car, Dealer purchased from, RRP, price you paid. Steve:) Including full tank of diesel (180 litre tank), heavy duty floor mats, tints, rear parking sensors, metallic paint, 3 yr road side assistance, first service free. $72K on the road. That compares to $75K list price (before on the road stamp duty, GST, etc - one initial quote was $86K for this car.) |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by Geelong Gent
(Post 4783308)
Toyota Prado Grande
Including full tank of diesel (180 litre tank), heavy duty floor mats, tints, rear parking sensors, metallic paint, 3 yr road side assistance, first service free. $72K on the road. That compares to $75K list price (before on the road stamp duty, GST, etc - one initial quote was $86K for this car.) :D Buzzy |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by Gothchick
(Post 4781396)
Hi
List price for the Grande Carnival is $42,000, difference between that and the Carnival, is the boot space. Big enough to fit the Mother in Law in (lol). As with all mpv's not much of a boot, but the Grande is about 30cm longer than the other, and also the boot dips right down into the body of the car, so loads of space. 60/40 split seats at the back as well, so can just fold one seat away and have more space. Back seats also fold down into the body of the car. It's cool!!! Gothchick Nic |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by steve99
(Post 4777311)
I'm thinking of taking advantage of one of these end of finanical year deals...
Just trying to find out if anyone has bought a new car in the past few months and if so what sort of discount they managed to negotiate. Interested to know: Type of Car, Dealer purchased from, RRP, price you paid. Steve:) Bought a Fairlane Ghia last week 5 litre V8,2002 model,90,000K's.All leather,electric everything.He wanted $19000,asked how much for cash,he said make an offer.I said 15k and he agreed instantly,shot myself in the foot there I think. Stamp duty should be around $400-450. Rang around for a gas conversion price.First guy said $2900,and I would get $3000 back from the govt in grants.Second guy said $5500,I think he has decided the grant and the cost of the system should go into his pocket.Rang the first guy back and it is booked in end of next month.3 year warranty on system and labour. Rang around for insurance,over 50 driver,full no claims bonus,fully comprehensive insurance.Cheapest quote was $357, nobody under 40 to drive the car,most expensive (HBF) was $760.Most of the others were around the $550 mark. Should get 10 yrs out of it easy,takes me well past retirement age. By then that will be 38 yrs in OZ ,total cost of cars will have been $32,000.XC Fairmont GXL ($3000),E A Fairmont Ghia ($14,000),then this one. That depreciation lark is not for me,but each to their own.A young apprentice in one of the factories I go to was well miffed,he pays $1400 for insurance for his V8 falcon,98 model. The insurance companies would not let me insure it for agreed value of $18,000.According to them the market value of the car was between $22,000 and $24,000,weird. |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by geordie downunder
(Post 4783883)
The insurance companies would not let me insure it for agreed value of $18,000.According to them the market value of the car was between $22,000 and $24,000,weird.
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Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by Gethy
(Post 4778437)
Hey,
We have lined up a Nissan X-Trail, the recent price drop put the Ti model at around $33500 (RRP $35,990). We got the car plus $1600's worth of extras, on the road for $31500 and we got 12 months rego and the first free service included. Probably could have got more but having lined it up from here in the uk we are happy with the price. Cheers LOOKING FOR A suv WITH 7 SEATS - ANY TIPS.. PATHFINDER LOOKS GOOD ? |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Rego is registration - like your car tax here.
There's some good info on 7 seaters on this thread - we personally chose the Pathfinder. http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=376751 Buzzy |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by geordie downunder
(Post 4783883)
Bought a Fairlane Ghia last week 5 litre V8,2002 model,90,000K's.All leather,electric everything.He wanted $19000,asked how much for cash,he said make an offer.I said 15k and he agreed instantly,shot myself in the foot there I think.
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Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
It would be interesting to know, how many of you who have bought a 4x4, actually use it for its intended purpose i.e Off-roading ??
For those who have this next bit is irrelevant. For those who havn't.....What are your reasons for spending such a huge amount of money on a vehicle which will only be used as a normal car ?? Obviously these 4x4's are designed to go off road so their handling on the normal roads is maybe not as good as a normal car (Family Saloon) I understand that because your surrounded by a big lump, the feeling of safety is increased, and the level of equipment is good, but does this justify the amount of money these vehicles will suck out of you ?? This is not a slagging off of "4x4 drivers post", its a genuine question.... |
Re: Anyone bought a new car recently?
Originally Posted by 4500 Times
(Post 4790308)
It would be interesting to know, how many of you who have bought a 4x4, actually use it for its intended purpose i.e Off-roading ??
For those who have this next bit is irrelevant. For those who havn't.....What are your reasons for spending such a huge amount of money on a vehicle which will only be used as a normal car ?? Obviously these 4x4's are designed to go off road so their handling on the normal roads is maybe not as good as a normal car (Family Saloon) I understand that because your surrounded by a big lump, the feeling of safety is increased, and the level of equipment is good, but does this justify the amount of money these vehicles will suck out of you ?? This is not a slagging off of "4x4 drivers post", its a genuine question.... |
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