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New Car Dealers nearest Sosua?
Santiago
Possibly the best advice would be to go an hour's drive away to Santiago, where you will have a wider range of options than in Puerto Plata, for example, and, if possible, after you do your negotiating, have a native, if possible, do the same, to see if the prices are the same. I believe if they see that you are foreign or, have foreign currency, you will not get as good a deal as a local customer. Just my 2 cents.
Danny W said:
Possibly the best advice would be to go an hour's drive away to Santiago, where you will have a wider range of options than in Puerto Plata, for example, and, if possible, after you do your negotiating, have a native, if possible, do the same, to see if the prices are the same. I believe if they see that you are foreign or, have foreign currency, you will not get as good a deal as a local customer. Just my 2 cents.
Used Mitsubishi Montero for sale
I have a used Mitsubishi Montero for sale for 185000 pesos, it 1987 too old? its a cracking car, good little runner. Its in Sosua
I have a used Mitsubishi Montero for sale for 185000 pesos, it 1987 too old? its a cracking car, good little runner. Its in Sosua
It is almost a buyer's market
I think that you should do a little 'scouting' first off. Get the List?n Diario and check out the classifieds to get a ball park figure for what you might be looking for.
Then get a DR friend and come to Santiago and look around. Forget Hondas.
Look at Toyotas, and Nissans. Remember that Mitsubishi is in bankruptsy and Daimler-Chrysler has just refused to bail them out, which caused a major shake-up at D-C. Also Mitsubishis are the most stolen SUVs in the country because there is a major scarcity of parts for them.
Toyotas are a bit more expensive, but they have earned their reputation. A good Toyota diesel pick-up or small SUV will last just about forever if you give it proper maintenence (Change oil every 3-4000 kilometers and change filters at the same time). Susuki diesels are coming into play more and more.
All depends on your pocketbook.
HB
I think that you should do a little 'scouting' first off. Get the List?n Diario and check out the classifieds to get a ball park figure for what you might be looking for.
Then get a DR friend and come to Santiago and look around. Forget Hondas.
Look at Toyotas, and Nissans. Remember that Mitsubishi is in bankruptsy and Daimler-Chrysler has just refused to bail them out, which caused a major shake-up at D-C. Also Mitsubishis are the most stolen SUVs in the country because there is a major scarcity of parts for them.
Toyotas are a bit more expensive, but they have earned their reputation. A good Toyota diesel pick-up or small SUV will last just about forever if you give it proper maintenence (Change oil every 3-4000 kilometers and change filters at the same time). Susuki diesels are coming into play more and more.
All depends on your pocketbook.
HB