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In my case the sales rep is using 02' pricing plus 1% (for expected model increase) with the understanding that this will be removed at time of closing should the rise not occur.
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Was wondering if anyone has heard or seen pricing on the 03's, specifically C2's? I am trying to nail the dealer down on a "commit to" price on my 03' C2 but he is saying they won't have final figures until possibly July. I have heard rumors of price increases due to the recent labour settlements, however this is just that, a rumour. Wonder how other 03' "waiters" have handled price dickering on a car there's no price on?! In my case the sales rep is using 02' pricing plus 1% (for expected model increase) with the understanding that this will be removed at time of closing should the rise not occur. The negioted 5.5% discount was then calculated and deducted from this sticker$. Be advised, this is a lease deal with a big chunk down, so possibly while this discount is not what I would expect for a cash sale on a some vehicles, (low side), it is possibly better than average for a lease arrangement? Comments?

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