2005 Altima 3.5L SL

Jul 14, 2007 5 Replies
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Just purchased a 2005 Altima 4 Dr 3.5 SL Sedan with 32,000 miles. Dealer had put new tires on it. The front and rear pads and rotors appear newly replaced as well. Car is immaculate. Paid $16,575.



Wondering if I made a good deal?



Also wondering if I should consider the Toyota Extended Warranty that the dealer is pushing on me. 7yr/72 ,000, 0% deductible and dealer wants me to pay him $1100 for it. The factory



3yr/36,000 mile bumper to bumper factory warranty is just about over.

Can't really decide if paying for the extended warranty is a good gamble or not. Or can I "deal" with the dealer to get a better price?



Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.



Michael



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look at

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for average retail price for your area if you want to know what the fair market price is. But, if you are happy with it then why look?

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Michael R. Erb wrote: Also wondering if I should consider the Toyota Extended Warranty that the

Um, did I catch that correctly? A Toyota extended warranty on a Nissan? If that is the case, then most definitely no;)

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3.5SL? Is it not rather a 3.5SE or 2.5SL? I never saw any 3.5SL.

"Codifus" a écrit dans le message de news: E07mi.34$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe12.lga...

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It's a 2.5 SL with a bigger engine:) They exist. It's for those who want the bigger motor and a bit more luxury, but not the sport option of the SE which has bigger rims, foglights, and stiffer suspension.

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Here it is...

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in article snipped-for-privacy@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com, codifus at snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote on 7/21/07 1:52 PM:

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