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Yes, you read that correctly. Pontiac sold Azteks in 2007. Yes, you were under the correct impression that Aztek sales stopped in 2005. But, that impression was ever-so-slightly misleading.
The Aztek improved in 2002. Ever-so-slightly. The excessive cladding that coated the lower portions of the body was removed in favour of body colour continuation. Although Pontiac sought to sell 75,000 Azteks each year, that goal was never reached and production came to an end.... and not a moment to soon.
Even so, over the last twelve months leading up to the point sixteen days ago, 25 Azteks were sold. One can assume the invoice was substantially less than the listed MSRP. The 185-bhp crossover-utes sold for $21,530 (front-wheel drive) or $24,445 (all-wheel drive). It's safe to assume a typical '05 Aztek would be worth half that price.
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Beginning from December 18, 2007 the 2008 Lexus ES 350, LS 460, IS and the RX 400h models and from February 2008, the 2009 RX 350, will all carry a different price sticker. In particular, the ES 350 MSRP will increase 0.3 percent, or $100, to $33,820....
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AZTEK SALES - 2007
Yes, you read that correctly. Pontiac sold Azteks in 2007. Yes, you were under the correct impression that Aztek sales stopped in 2005. But, that impression was ever-so-slightly misleading. The Aztek improved in 2002. Ever-so-slightly. The excessive cladding that coated the lower portions of the body was removed in favour of body colour continuation. Although Pontiac sought to sell 75,000 Azteks each year, that goal was never reached and production came to an end.... and not a moment to soon.
Even so, over the last twelve months leading up to the point sixteen days ago, 25 Azteks were sold. One can assume the invoice was substantially less than the listed MSRP. The 185-bhp crossover-utes sold for $21,530 (front-wheel drive) or $24,445 (all-wheel drive). It's safe to assume a typical '05 Aztek would be worth half that price.
- Bob Lutz Explains How The Pontiac Aztek Got Made
Bad planning, bad management, bad culture; these are all things that came to a tipping point at General Motors in the late 1990s when the Pontiac Aztek was developed. Read more »...
- Lexus Announces New Pricing On 2008 Models & 2009 Rx 350
Beginning from December 18, 2007 the 2008 Lexus ES 350, LS 460, IS and the RX 400h models and from February 2008, the 2009 RX 350, will all carry a different price sticker. In particular, the ES 350 MSRP will increase 0.3 percent, or $100, to $33,820....
- Buick's U.s. Sales Rollercoaster Ride
Historically speaking, Buick excelled at selling big cars in America. As recently as 2002, Buick sold more than 430,000 vehicles, including 166,056 LeSabres and Park Avenues. Buick didn't sell anything small in 2002: 204,493 sales were generated...
- Gm Revives Lumina, Cavalier, And Aztek Nameplates
News that Volkswagen will forsake the Rabbit name in North America once and for all smells of the recent induction of the Ford "500" nameplate to the shredder. Attempting to rehash good ol' VeeDub values with an 80s name like Rabbit didn't bring...
- Bad Situations For Some Car Dealerships
Assume for a moment that August's sales statistics for automobiles in America directly translated to the sales at every dealership. Put it this way: sales of the Mini Cooper range were up 34.1%, thus; every BMW dealer sold 34.1% more Minis than last...