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If it were even, the Accord or the Camry might be the easy winner, but at $16,990 the 6 is easly $2 to $3k less than the competition similary equipped. As previously stated the 6 price is more in line with the Civic/Corolla.

Speed isn't a consideration. I drive like a grandmaw.

Wow! engine fires!

Isn't the 2.3l a very reliable platform?

Just got a quote on a Value Edition AT for $16,990

What about the 6? It can be had for approx $5k off sticker including up to a $2,250 rebate now. It's pricing puts it closer to Corolla/Civic than Camry/Accord.

“Real world” mpg on the Aura isn’t too impressive and the new Vue is a gas hog.

None yet ... just pre-planning

No, I was thinking in terms of protecting new seats.

Saturn keeps touting it's Opel inspired designs, but I didn't realize Opel was considering a leader in terms of quality.

for passenger cars

I can think of 4. btw, the SE has a "J" VIN. I thought Accords were assembled in Ohio.

Today, I got a quote from another dealer for approx. $2,500 of MSRP on a LX-SE, AT. MSRP = $22,065 and they quoted $19,515

Good deal, but then you're stuck with a vehcile that gets 11 mpgs. That's what my 03 Ram 4.7l V8 got in city commuting.

Oh ... I thought the xD replaced the xB.

I got an internet quote for this vehicle which stickers for $21,365 for $18,880. Almost $2,500 off MSRP. Good deal?

That's incorrect. The new xD has a 1.8l, 128hp engine. Hardly a Camry engine.

I guess what I meant was a car that "slipped under the radar" in terms of $$$. Many models are worthy of their popularity, but you can't make the best deal on them.

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