Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 21:57:02 -0400 From: roblnopsamhiz.com (Rob Levandowski) Subject: Re: 9-3 vs 9-5
In article <3770d2ee.25140555nopsam.mindspring.com>, Email - change ~~ to .. wrote: >9-3 base with leather, moon roof and auto trans: 28,900 >9-5 with same: 33,100 > >But, according to every internet and book source, the invoice for >these cars with the options listed are approximately 9-3 27,271 and >the 9-5 is 30,936. > >Have they raised the prices recently or is this some sort of price >fixing scheme. The auto sources seem quite accurate when looking at >competitors so I don't understand. These quotes are coming from >dealers in the Northeast USA. If it happens to be that these are fair >prices, so be it, and I'll factor that in my decision, but as of right >now there's a wide unexplained discrepency. For what it's worth, I leased my 9-5 SE V6 from Mitchell Saab in Simsbury, CT. It's loaded -- leather, sunroof, heated and ventilated seats. The "cap cost," or the amount the vehicle would have cost if I'd bought it outright, was $36,034.92, taxes included. I found that to be a reasonable amount for the vehicle. My purchase experience with Mitchell Saab was quite satisfactory. And the car is just incredible. If you're looking for a sports car, the 9-5 probably is a bit too lush. If you're looking for a very comfortable sedan that constantly whispers to you, "I can go faster... there are some nice curves ahead... doesn't your right foot feel heaaavvvvyy????".... the 9-5 is a great choice! My only complaint so far is that the trunk opening could stand to be a bit bigger. The trunk would've swallowed the box of our new iMac easily, if there were just an inch or two more clearance in the opening. Saab and Mac... we think different, all right... :) -- Rob Levandowski roblnopsamhiz.com
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