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They have three wagons and are within driving distance. The prices seem a bit high overall.
Has anyone dealt with them in the past?
Thanks!
Has anyone dealt with them in the past?
Thanks!
You might want to to cast a wider net and go nationwide.Sorry, they are in NY (Yonkers). I am in PA.
The price is steep, but we are talking about the NYC market so I am not surprised.So, Dan Martin has a 2009 9-5 wagon (snow silver) with 50K for $12,500. It appears to be in pristine shape.
Arghh.. I only got $7,300 for my 2007 9-5 wagon.
I would really like an AERO, Manual Transmission or Griffen, but this one looks fantastic. Thoughts?
Probably worth a call with a reasonable, best offer. Not like there are a lot of SAAB nuts out there. At some point, they just need to move the inventory off the lot.
The price is steep, but we are talking about the NYC market so I am not surprised.
2009 9-5s are rare, Griffin editions even more so. I've seen one auto Griffin wagon for sale in Toronto, and it went in a day. I saw another Griffin wagon whose owner said it was manual, and that it took him a long time to find it.
On the other hand, I'd be careful about paying premium prices for a car that may have been exposed to a lot of road salt.
On the third hand, paying a lot for a 'pristine' 10 year old car may not make sense unless it was truly rustfree and the interior is mint. Unless the service history is also super-extensive, you will be doing mechanical work on it sooner or later anyway.
I usually compromise for a good deal. You're giving up your v6 and manual here, and paying a premium if they don't negotiate. Could always call em up and lowball em. Maybe they want it off the lot, never know.
Just did a local search in my area (Toronto), with the exception of the 50K low mileage, I would think somewhere around $8k would be fair. It is still an old car that will need work.