Re[2]: MSRP and Cost of the 97 GLX (long) -Def of NEW

[Warren.Gleich@marcam.com]

     As long as a car has not been titled, it can still be sold as new.  
     Kind of stupid is it not.  I know most leasing agents won't/can't 
     lease a car as new if it has over 5000 miles.  I bought a new dealer 
     demo with 10,000 miles on it once and saved quite a bit and it was new 
     as far as the bank loan went.


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Subject: Re: MSRP and Cost of the 97 GLX (long) -Reply
Author:  Vojin Janjic <vjanjic@mail.state.tn.us> at SMTPGATE
Date:    8/25/97 1:49 PM


>>> <ANDREW_ATWELL@hp-paloalto-om20.om.hp.com> 08/25/97 
01:21pm >>>
>     Sorry to depress you all but I bought my '95 Jetta GLX in May of '95 
>     brand spanking new with leather, winter package, floor mats etc. for 
>     $19,600 + tax and lincense.
     
Good deal - just wanted to make one point not to confuse and/or depress 
future GLX owners.  1995 model year had "winter package" (heated
seats, heated windshield wiper nozzles) as a standard equipment.
     
>interior=Black leather) that I prefered.  It already had 5,100 miles 
>but those jerks still wanted to sell the damn car for FULL PRICE 
>($24,000).
>I told them there was no way they would ever sell me that car for that 
>price after those sales-people drove the hell out of it!  Why does car 
     
And you are right to be upset - as far as I know, any vehicle with over 
2,000 miles on the odometer can not be called "new" anymore.
     
The price they are asking is ridiculous, anyway.
     
Vojin