Great deals on new 2011's
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Great deals on new 2011's
In my search, I am finding great deals on new 2011's with discounts over $10K off MSRP. They definitely want to move these cars.
I would like a new 2012, but for over $10K less, I'll be happy with the 2011.
One dealer that has a 2011 XF white/truffle for over $11K off is below. None of these dealers seem to advertise their discounts, but when pushed to negotiate, they come down quick. Ask for Janet Rice at the dealership below.
I am closing a deal now with another dealer on a new 2011 XF Premium for $12.5K off. Exciting!
Hope that helps someone...
2011 Jaguar XF Premium, $64,800 - Cars.com
I would like a new 2012, but for over $10K less, I'll be happy with the 2011.
One dealer that has a 2011 XF white/truffle for over $11K off is below. None of these dealers seem to advertise their discounts, but when pushed to negotiate, they come down quick. Ask for Janet Rice at the dealership below.
I am closing a deal now with another dealer on a new 2011 XF Premium for $12.5K off. Exciting!
Hope that helps someone...
2011 Jaguar XF Premium, $64,800 - Cars.com
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Yea, they are extra agressive on the XKR's. It's too much car for us since even with the extra $6K off of MSRP, the MSRP was $20K more.
So what do people typically get off of Jaguars when they are new and Jaguar is not fire-selling them? I was thinking the typical discount might be more like $2K off MSRP, but if it's normally $10K then $12.5K is nothing amazing.
So what do people typically get off of Jaguars when they are new and Jaguar is not fire-selling them? I was thinking the typical discount might be more like $2K off MSRP, but if it's normally $10K then $12.5K is nothing amazing.
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Yea, they are extra agressive on the XKR's. It's too much car for us since even with the extra $6K off of MSRP, the MSRP was $20K more.
So what do people typically get off of Jaguars when they are new and Jaguar is not fire-selling them? I was thinking the typical discount might be more like $2K off MSRP, but if it's normally $10K then $12.5K is nothing amazing.
So what do people typically get off of Jaguars when they are new and Jaguar is not fire-selling them? I was thinking the typical discount might be more like $2K off MSRP, but if it's normally $10K then $12.5K is nothing amazing.
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