Any thoughts on buying H3 sitting for 9 months

[HummerHippy]

Originally Posted by Steve - SanJose

Did the dealer really leave the H3 sitting for 9 months without driving it? Amazing. Don't worry about possible flatspots, you'll know right away when driving it on smooth pavement. Sports car owners running Pirelli P Zero's know exactly what it's like.

S.

It has been moved around the lot every once in a while. But I'd say every couple months (at most). I drive by to see if they have anything new once in a while and they're always in the same place. Same truck next to the same truck. Right now, it's the only adv pkg vehicle on the lot.

[Hummer3]

Just to clearify, you do get the $2,000 rebate and the 60 months 0% on a H3.

Anything on the lot older than March 1 is getting a $2,000 aged inventory discount.

[raptorman53]

I say that's what the warranty is for. If it's the truck you want jump on it

[HummerHippy]

Originally Posted by Hummer3

Just to clearify, you do get the $2,000 rebate and the 60 months 0% on a H3.

Anything on the lot older than March 1 is getting a $2,000 aged inventory discount.

really. As far as I know, I currently only have the $2000 or 0% deal. Can't do both. I haven't heard about an aged inventory rebate.

[Agriv8r]

it would be extremely difficult for a car to sit on a lot for 9 months and not move. We often rearrange the lot, move cars to get the behind them, test drive, update inspection stickers..etc...many reasons to move the vehicles.

[Agriv8r]

Originally Posted by Hummer3

Just to clearify, you do get the $2,000 rebate and the 60 months 0% on a H3.

Anything on the lot older than March 1 is getting a $2,000 aged inventory discount.

Just to truly clarify 0% is not stackable with any Bonus Cash out there. There was a direct mail piece ($1000.00 if mailed to you or anyone in yourhousehold) that can be combined with the 0%.

And the rebate money for vehicles invoice before March 7th is for H2's.

[lotus4s]

Wouldn't the fact that some early build models had some factory defects such as the lapping compound in the rear diffs among other things that have been documented here, be a good reason to go with a later build model?

Warranty starts day of purchase (not build date). Issues such as above will surface and be covered during the warranty period.

S.

[lotus4s]

Originally Posted by Steve - SanJose

Warranty starts day of purchase (not build date). Issues such as above will surface and be covered during the warranty period.

S.

I realize that but it's still a hassle having to take the vehicle in for warranty work. It would be a whole lot better if the issues didn't surface.

[raptorman53]

Well ya never know till ya get it. You might get a deal or you might get a tird. But, that is the chance you take whenever you buy any vehicle. At least from my experience's reliability is never guaranteed.

[Roadman]

Is that from the lot in Albany? I'd love to know if they'll hook you up with a good deal. Good Luck

[HummerHippy]

Originally Posted by Roadman

Is that from the lot in Albany? I'd love to know if they'll hook you up with a good deal. Good Luck

Syracuse.

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

NEW TIRES, NEW BATTERY, EXTENDED WARRENTY, FULL CERTIFIED WRITTEN CHECKUP OF ALL BEARING, SEALS, BRAKES, WRITTEN FREE SERVICE FOR LIFE OF WARRENTY PLUS EXTENDED, 3% below invoice,

Than its a deal...

RYD

[Agriv8r]

Originally Posted by RubHer Yellow Ducky

NEW TIRES, NEW BATTERY, EXTENDED WARRENTY, FULL CERTIFIED WRITTEN CHECKUP OF ALL BEARING, SEALS, BRAKES, WRITTEN FREE SERVICE FOR LIFE OF WARRENTY PLUS EXTENDED, 3% below invoice,

Than its a deal...

RYD

if you get all of this, why stop here?? first three payments waived, gas for life

[CO Hummer]

Sitting on the lot for 9 months? Wow, Timgco buys and sells 3 or 4 Hummers in that amount of time.