Hi group,
After several months of internet, magazine and test drive research I decided to choose the Titan as my next vehicle. It will be a full time construction work truck and will replace my tired, but hell-o-reliable 92 Nissan Hardbody.
I was quoted $500 over invoice (plus tx and lc) by the internet fleet manager. When it came time to purchase, I was told by the dealer that the destination fee of $650 is a requirement and "part" of the invoice price.
They ended up losing the sale because they could not find the exact truck I was looking for and I wasn't willing to order a Titan until I figured out the true invoice price.
Question to you guru's is: how many of you paid the destination fee? Can it be waived? Is it included in the invoice price?
Thanks in advance,
chris
btw, for you construction folks out there...."Rack It" (rackitinc.com) a leading manufacture of truck lumber racks are going to produce racks for the Titan KC and CC starting next week. The Titan CC will be the first short bed crew cab truck that they've designed a rack for. In the past, they were unable to make one due to the lack of leverage on a 5.5 foot bed and the length of the cabin. For instance, it is not possible to order a lumber rack for a Dakota Quad Cab, Frontier or Tacoma Crew Cab or F-150 Heritage Supercrew.
After several months of internet, magazine and test drive research I decided to choose the Titan as my next vehicle. It will be a full time construction work truck and will replace my tired, but hell-o-reliable 92 Nissan Hardbody.
I was quoted $500 over invoice (plus tx and lc) by the internet fleet manager. When it came time to purchase, I was told by the dealer that the destination fee of $650 is a requirement and "part" of the invoice price.
They ended up losing the sale because they could not find the exact truck I was looking for and I wasn't willing to order a Titan until I figured out the true invoice price.
Question to you guru's is: how many of you paid the destination fee? Can it be waived? Is it included in the invoice price?
Thanks in advance,
chris
btw, for you construction folks out there...."Rack It" (rackitinc.com) a leading manufacture of truck lumber racks are going to produce racks for the Titan KC and CC starting next week. The Titan CC will be the first short bed crew cab truck that they've designed a rack for. In the past, they were unable to make one due to the lack of leverage on a 5.5 foot bed and the length of the cabin. For instance, it is not possible to order a lumber rack for a Dakota Quad Cab, Frontier or Tacoma Crew Cab or F-150 Heritage Supercrew.