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Well 99 or newer Saturn does qualify for loyalty cash per the loyalty website. If its a salesperson saying that, go in in ask for a more knowledgeable salesperson.
You make some good points too. The Focus always appealed to younger people. I rented a Malibu LT1 last spring in Seattle and drove it several hundred miles. It was very comfortable on the road and in town driving. It also sat four people comfortably. The back seat legroom on the Cruze is 35.4". On the Malibu it is 37.6" This is a significant difference if you are in the back seat. I haven't driven the Cruze but have sat in it and wouldn't want to be in the back seat for long. As a commuting car it would be fine but face it - it is a Cobalt replacement. Unfortunately it is priced too close to the Malibu for me to consider one. There is really no advantage I can see in it. The next Malibu may be smaller than this one so I'll take the present model. All the GM cars seem to be getting smaller. Cadillac has lost me in the last few years. I have an 03 DeVille and don't like the CTS or STS. Both the DTS and the STS are on the way out. The XTS will be the size of the LaCrosse so why not buy a LaCrosse for thousands less? If I want a sports sedan I'll buy a Mercedes. What I want is a comfortable road car. The Malibu rides much better than the CTS and has much more front seat room. The CTS's huge console crowds legroom.. I also have an 09 Cobalt red coupe. It looks sporty but rides very well with its 15" tires and base suspension. It also gets 40 on the road.. I don't carry passengers (except for small grandchildren) in the back but I didn't buy it as a people hauler. I think that the Malibu serves as an all around vehicle. My wife has a Traverse so the Cadillac will go when I get the Malibu.
I got a great deal on a 2010 Equinox AWD LTZ w/ navigation, V6, sunroof, and 18" wheels but decided to buy a convertible for the summer. It's Black with a Jet Black interior. Only 3,191 miles. Sticker is 35,230, invoice is 33.345 per Edmunds. If anyone is located near Greenwich, CT and interested in purchasing, let me know.
PMNY: I'm in the message b4 you on the board - I never heard from Car_Man but we took our deal - your's looks real similar. 0.9% leasing is thru US Bank, not GMAC. Ever since Traverse hit 2010 SUV of the Year in Consumer Reports the supply has been drying up and the price has been going up. --Leasing in Central CT
Car Man - you've done good for us every time we've needed info on a lease, so here goes: Traverse LT2 AWD lease MSRP: $41,140.00 -Lease Payment: $556.00 for 36 months -Due on Signing: $1316.00 -Residual $19,335.00 (47% factor) Take delivery by end of February (Monday) I am also a Toyota owner (think that's worth $1k). I thought I had also seen GMAC lease cash $2.2k and $2k rebate for President's Day that expire Monday. Thanks in Advance, Leasing In Central CT
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