Just off the top of my head that sounds like a good deal, but websites like TrueCar, KBB, or Edmunds can give you a more accurate price of what people in your area are paying.kns wrote:We live in Texas (sales tax is 6.25%) and have an offer from a local dealership on a 2016 Nissan Rogue SV w/ Premium and Family packages for $25.5 OTD price. Are we paying too much for it? What have others paid for similar config?
Second this with the additional recommendation of Consumer Reports as an option.phjake wrote:Just off the top of my head that sounds like a good deal, but websites like TrueCar, KBB, or Edmunds can give you a more accurate price of what people in your area are paying.kns wrote:We live in Texas (sales tax is 6.25%) and have an offer from a local dealership on a 2016 Nissan Rogue SV w/ Premium and Family packages for $25.5 OTD price. Are we paying too much for it? What have others paid for similar config?
Is that FWD or AWD? Please read through this thread for additional info: is-25-350-a-good-price-for-a-rogue-s-4wd-t603155.htmlkns wrote:We live in Texas (sales tax is 6.25%) and have an offer from a local dealership on a 2016 Nissan Rogue SV w/ Premium and Family packages for $25.5 OTD price. Are we paying too much for it? What have others paid for similar config?
SL Premium....all options except hitch and AWD....followingnfront wrote:SL fully loaded is the SL Premium...
Is it a Premium you have or just an SL? ^
So is this a very good price? We were quoted 27600. sale price not OTD on the 2016 sl premium. Do you think there is still money on the table?lsmith9523 wrote:2015 Rogue SL- fully loaded $28,800 OTD...
I wouldn't feel too bad...OTD price is a pretty crappy way to compare what you actually bought the car for. Everyone has a different situation (extra accessories/add-ons, sales tax, trade-ins, seasonal incentives, dealer-specific discounts, memberships) that can cause the price to vary significantly, especially if you're living in different states. The best way to compare is just to use the printed price of the car on the first line of your invoice.Landsharkk wrote:Feel like I got a bad deal now, over $29k OTD for a SV with family package, fog lights, and roof crossbars.
Western washington. Sales tax is around 9%
That seems like a pretty average deal? If you're looking for the best price and opinions, it's probably best you post the OTD price with financing. Dealers will make the price look good, but screw you over on the OTD price, financing, or trade in if you have one. When I was looking for my car, I remember getting a SL with Premium Package quote for $26,570 ... $29,490.20 OTD ... Not sure I would've actually gotten that price since it was a different dealer.4411cwj wrote:So any thoughts on the sale price not OTD of 27800.(sorry i was mistaken about 27600.) 2016 SL fwd, Prem Package, Floor Mats, Cargo Area Protector,
Chrome Rear Bumper Protector
Splash Guards (4-piece set)
Auto-dimming Rearview Mirror with HomeLink® Universal Transceiver and Compass. I think its as good as I'm going to get.
For your area, that seems pretty decent. Depending on how much better of a deal you're looking for and how far you're willing to travel:4411cwj wrote:Sorry I thought it was easier to compare the sale price than OTD. I have no trade and Nissan is doing 0% interest right now, so just Tn taxes and doc fees I'm thinking.
That would be an insane deal. What was the price before tax/licensing?joeynissan84523 wrote:I got a 2016 Nissan Rogue SV with Premium Package for $24,200 OTD with 0.9% financing / 60 months ... I feel like I got a good price, loving the car so far.
I felt like it was a good deal. Before taxes and all that good stuff - it was $21,725.coolercity wrote:That would be an insane deal. What was the price before tax/licensing?joeynissan84523 wrote:I got a 2016 Nissan Rogue SV with Premium Package for $24,200 OTD with 0.9% financing / 60 months ... I feel like I got a good price, loving the car so far.
Yeah, we've already got a thread going for this subject. Merged.webzila wrote:Just want to see what others have paid for 2016 Rogue SL with Premium package.
I was at the dealer today getting an oil change on my wife's 2012 Rogue and they suckered me into getting a quote, etc...
They offered 32600 less than 2000 Nissan incentive.
That's not a good deal at all. Just regular price less mfr incentive. Actually the 2016 SL with Premium package says it's 31800 on nissan website.
They also only offered 10200 trade in on the 2012 Rogue SL with 60K miles which I think is kind of low.
This is the same dealer where I bought the car originally.