Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Trenton, Utah

I went to Lawrence Toyota on Rt 1 near Trenton. I wanted to say that the total was $22,700 out the door, which included the $2,500 rebate, not in addition to. I also supplied my 2007 college transcript which allowed for the incentive. The MSRP was $24,655.

What's wrong with either? Have you owned a Cadillac SRX or a Chevy Avalanche? I wouldn't have either myself because cross-overs and trucks aren't my thing, but if I did go for either, I'd have no problem with the SRX and I'd probably get a Silverado instead of an Avalanche. I have, however, owned five Cadillacs and would most definitely go for a sixth. I have yet to experience any trouble with my 2007 Cadillac DTS Performance. I just took it on a long trip this weekend without incident. I would prefer a Philadelphia-built BMW or a Trenton-built Benz. I'd have infinitely more respect for these foreign manufacturers if they located their plants in or near the inner city. Why do they locate their plants in remote areas like Alabama or S Carolina? Because the workforce has nowhere else to go! That way they could mistreat and underpay the workforce as much as they can as the workers have no recourse. What are their alternatives - get a crappy minimum wage job at the truck stop, convenience mart, or Wal~Mart? The more enterprising people might be farmers. Of course those southern Benzes and Bimmers are the worst products in either company's lineup. I had a business associate who bought a new M-Class when they first came out and it was a complete and utter POS!

Look in next Friday's Star Ledger for an ad by Hamilton Honda in Trenton area. It's a ride, but as a new dealership they recently had a great deal for an LX - $198/mo with only tax and MV fee down. I know they will honor their deals because a friend got a car from them last month and they did it as stated. It's a trip from Bergen county but the savings may be worth it. Good luck!

cinbee, I'm sure it's not the NJ method of calculation. I'd love to see the dealer's lease worksheet, though. A gross cap of 19,784 yields a payment of 215.79 including tax. A payment of $235 is mathematically impossible given a gross cap of 19,784 unless you're buying a heap of additional mileage which would cause the residual to decrease dramatically. The adjusted cap equals the 19,784 gross cap as there is no cap reduction. So the payment, with tax, should be 0.00127 x (19,784 + 13,539) + (19,784 - 13,539) / 36 = $215.79 which is a long ways south of $235. Their claimed loss of $1,100 is also baloney. Price variance from state to state is likely to be insignificant. Therefore, assuming my dealer's costs are roughly the same as yours, my dealer would be losing about $608 according to your dealer as my sell price ($18,892) exceeds yours ($18,400) by $492. I'm reasonably certain that the probabililty that Rousch Honda in Medina, Ohio lost money on my deal is somewhere between zero and none. According to zag.com, there are dealers in your area that would be willing to sell for $18,522. I would check with Metro Honda as well as dealers in the Jersey City and Trenton areas if they're reasonably close. Best of Luck! John

Thanx man ,one more question. 19,254 included destination price? and you did not get new plates therefore OTD was 20,600 ? Please send me email m_n77@hotmail.com or replay here THANX :D