Posted: Feb 28 2005 at 8:25am | IP Logged

I purchased my truck for $600 under invoice, so my advice to you is make an offer under the invoice price and go from there.

Posted: Mar 02 2005 at 10:22pm | IP Logged

I paid $500 under invoice for mine from these guys:

http://www.advantagenissan.com/

 - Nealio

Posted: Mar 04 2005 at 5:22pm | IP Logged

I bought my 2005 CC LE for 30900. Don't be afraid to haggle the price. Get a quote from a dealership and take it to anothe one. Show it to them and tell them to beat it. I went to 4 dealerships before I got what I wanted.

Don't forget to ask if they have any demos. The Service Mgr was driving mine when I bought it. Only had 1560 miles on it. 

Posted: Mar 06 2005 at 9:03pm | IP Logged

You should be able to purchase an '04 Titan at or below invoice price. If it was a demo, then you should be able to walk away with this truck a couple thousand dollars under invoice.

I bought my Titan from John Sisson Nissan in Washington, PA about one year ago and paid $1,000 over invoice but I got a hood protector and all-season rubber floor mats free of charge (about $175). Plus, I didn't purchase from dealer stock. The truck had to be ordered from the assembly plant in Canton, MS. It took six weeks to arrive. 

Generally speaking, Titans sell for about $1,000 over invoice. That is what they were selling for last year and that's what I imagine they are selling for this year. Unless a Titan is a demo and/or an '04 model, anyone who tells you that they bought one under invoice is a liar.

Posted: Mar 07 2005 at 8:51pm | IP Logged

You should be able to purchase an '04 Titan at or below invoice price. If it was a demo, then you should be able to walk away with this truck a couple thousand dollars under invoice.

I bought my Titan from John Sisson Nissan in Washington, PA about one year ago and paid $1,000 over invoice but I got a hood protector and all-season rubber floor mats free of charge (about $175). Plus, I didn't purchase from dealer stock. The truck had to be ordered from the assembly plant in Canton, MS. It took six weeks to arrive. 

Generally speaking, Titans sell for about $1,000 over invoice. That is what they were selling for last year and that's what I imagine they are selling for this year. Unless a Titan is a demo and/or an '04 model, anyone who tells you that they bought one under invoice is a liar.

Posted: Mar 08 2005 at 11:24am | IP Logged

Wow someone is on the bitter bus.  I paid under invoice (and I'm not lying) for a brand new 2005 SE Crew Cab with SE Popular Package, and the Tow package.  I paid $29,100, so you tell me if that's under invoice or not.. :)

 - Nealio