Advice for a possible new Outlander owner
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Joined: Aug 2015
Posts: 188
From: SeaTac, WA
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Small setback, fellas.
I was back at the dealer today, having had negotiated the deal through email and getting the agreement confirmation through text (i have it all documented). I get there and my deal all of a sudden went from 20,090 to 20,900! Haha its a nice joke they tried to pull.
Needless to say, I walked out. I might try another dealer or just wait for the 2017's.
Now I got to see why that place has bad reviews online. Live and learn.
I was back at the dealer today, having had negotiated the deal through email and getting the agreement confirmation through text (i have it all documented). I get there and my deal all of a sudden went from 20,090 to 20,900! Haha its a nice joke they tried to pull.
Needless to say, I walked out. I might try another dealer or just wait for the 2017's.
Now I got to see why that place has bad reviews online. Live and learn.
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Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 25
From: UK (Worksop,Harrogate)
I have a different perspective. Nissan's reliability is horrible and I hope they don't drag Mitsubishi down. They might sell more with better marketing but I strongly feel that Mitsubishi is much more reliable than nissan. Plus Nissan is all CVT now. I'm still sticking to the tried and tested 6 speed auto.
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If they were honest with me I would have been willing to pay a little more.
Anyway, I've been talking to a different dealership and we settled on a price (about 20,400) but they don't have a white SE in. They will call me when they get one.
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Apr 12, 2014 09:28 PM
