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2009 Nissan Altima 4-door HYBRID Sedan

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INCENTIVES
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Customer Incentive
(Expires 11-30-09)
• Hybrid
$3,500.00 Cash
 
Customer Incentive
(Expires 11-30-09)
• Hybrid
($309.00 per mo/39 mos/$2999.00* at Signing) (N/A Base, S, SE or SL) (Req's Floor Mats-L94) ($0.15 per mi Charge Over 12,000 mi)
*NOTE: Does Not Include Tax, Title & Registration Fees.
Lease Offer
 
Customer Incentive
(Expires 11-30-09)
0.0% - 1.9% Financing
 
Note: Incentive Combinations & Availability May Be Restricted by Regional or Fleet Rules and Other Factors. See Dealer for Details
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